Khazad Dum

Manwe

Elendil

Lindir.

Here's a thought: why not add a quick few line bio and/or a quote to the name you give? It just gives a little more interest...

I like it!

Rian

Of the house of Beor. She married Huor and gave birth to Tuor. After Huor's death she died of grief on Haudh-en-Ndengin. Of course being Tuor's mother makes her Turin's aunt and Earendil's grandmother. (plus I'm pushing my wife into naming our daughter Rian. She's due in Sept)

Congratulations, mormegil! :)

Nob - one of Barliman Butterbur's servants/helpers at the Prancing Pony Inn in Bree.

Bob - one of Barliman Butterbur's servants/helpers at the Prancing Pony Inn in Bree.

Sorry, couldn't help but cheat!

Well, holy-sneaky-double-cross-linkage, Kathwoman (...)! Touche, Kath...or maybe just touchy...

Well, never one to break a theme...Barliman Butterbur - the bumbling yet amiable Innkeeper of the Prancing Pony Inn in Bree, master of 'Bob' and 'Nob'.

(You couldn't resist? I couldn't resist!)

Roäc

A very old raven who assisted the dwarves in the war of five armies. He acted as a messenger for Thorin to Dàin Ironfoot.

Celeborn

Lord of Lothlorien, husband of Galadriel.

Nori

One of the thirteen dwarves that went 'There and back again'. one of my personal favorites! :)

Iarwain Ben-adar

Why it's jolly old Tom Bombadil! That's the name the elves use to call him. It means Oldest and Fatherless.

use "r" not "n" Far too many "n's" :D

Roäc

The old raven that came to Bilbo and the Dwarves.

Carc

The ravens father.

Celebrimbor

Maker of the Rings of power, grandson of Fëanor, and leader of the Gwaith-i-Mírdain in the second age.

Rúmil

Lórien boarder-guard

Lorien

Also known as Lothlorien. *Grin*

Nenya

One of the three elven rings. It was the ring of water and its wearer was Galadriel.

Anduril

Aragorn's sword, Flame of the West

Lembas

Elven waybread. Was given to mortals on important occasions. Two of greatest note are when Melian gave it as a gift to Turin and when Galadriel imparted it to the fellowship. Melian's gift was the first time it was given to mortals.

Smaug

The dragon from the Lonely Mountain, killed by Bard the Bowman.

Gimli- A dwarf that was part of the fellowship

Ibun.

Son of Mim and Brother of Khim. He witnessed the death of his brother who was shot by an arrow from Androg one of Turin band. There is no certaininty where and when he died. But one can guess that Mim outlived him.

Narsil

The sword of Elendil,made by Telchar of Nogrod,that was broken when Elendil died in combat with Sauron:From the shards it was reforged for Aragorn and named Anduril.

Lorien

Golden Wood, home of Galadriel and Celeborn and other elves.

Narhar
legendary horse of Orome
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Scottish Recipes

Rohan The horse country,later name in Gondor for the great grassy plain formerly called Calenardhon.

Narya


Gandalf's ring of fire.

Alatar

One of the five Istari sent by Manwe to Middle-Earth to aid them in the age to come. Disappeared into the west with Pallando and were never seen again. Thought to have perished there.

Radbug

an orc killed by Shagrat, Captain of the Tower

The Return of the King, The Tower of Cirith Ungol

Glamdring

The Foe Hammer. Originally wielded by Turgon. Gandalf's weapon of choice.

Galadriel-Wife of Celeborn,Wearer of Nenya ring of water.Dwells in Lothlorien

Lathspell

Legolas

Son of Thranduil, King of Mirkwood. One of the nine travallers of the Fellowship of the Ring. Befriended Gimli the Dwarf. Besides being a little prissy boy Prince, he's a cheat with acrobatics and really can't snowboard on a shield all that well. :rolleyes: :D :p

Sandyman the Miller

Radagast:One of the Istari,named Radagast The Brown, friend of all Beasts

Thorin
Leader of the Dwarf company that set out to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from Smaug the Dragon. Died due to wounds received in the Battle of the Five Armies.

Nardol

The Third beacon from Minas Tirith and means 'fire-hilltop'

Luthien (Go with the E. Still to many n's. :rolleyes: )

Daughter of Thingol, High King of Elves and Melian, one of the Ainu. Thought to be the most beautiful Elf that ever lived. Helped Beren get into Angaband and steal one of the Silmarils off the crown of Melkor, or Morgoth as he was known then. Later married Beren and then died. She was later given the choice to live again and disappear out of the World once Beren and she died again.

Even though Glirdan was first I'm going to go off of Valier's because there really are too many N's.

Samwise:
The loyal companion of Frodo. He risked his life to follow Frodo into Mordor to destroy the Ring. Once gardener at Bag-End, later mayor of the Shire.