Scary, in the Shire.

T

Talath Dirnen

The Guarded Plain in West Beleriand, between Nargothrond and Doriath.

U is for Umbar, the once great port/fortress of the Numenoreans, and home of the Corsairs in the Third Age.

V is for Valimar, capital of Valinor and city of the Valar.

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Woodhall: A village just outside of which Frodo, Sam and Pippin met Gildor Inglorion on their way to Buckland

X

FoX Downs (another name for the Far Downs, Westfarthing, the Shire)

HaYsend, in Buckland at the end of the High Hay.

KhaZad-Dum, the great city of the Dwarves

We need another subject? If I may, how about Elves?

Aredhel-Youngest child and only daughter of Fingolfin. Mother of Maeglin

That is a REALLY cool avatar, Aragost. [img]smilies/eek.gif[/img]

B for Bregolas, an Elf I read about in the Silmarillion.

C for Celeborn in Lothlorien

D for Daeron, the rejected lover of Luthien, also one of the greatest minstrels ever.

Thanks Horse-Maiden

Elenwe: Mother of Idril, and wife of Turgon, she died while the Exiles were crossing the Helcaraxe.

F for Fëanor. He was the eldest son of Finwë. He created the three Silmarils which captured the light of the Two Trees in Valinor.

G for Galadriel

H is for Haldir, elf of Lorien, one of the three brothers that brought the Fellowship to Caras Galadon.

I for Idril Celebrindal, daughter of Turgon, wife of Tuor, mother of Earendil the mariner

G for Glorfindel, elf of Gondolin (correct me if I'm wrong) and later Rivendell.

Erm, Cúdae, it should be 'J' next.

Best I can think of is J for Jewels of Fëanor.

Keepers of the Three Rings: The people who kept the three elven rings (Narya, Nenya and Vilya). At the end of the Third Age the keepers were Elrond, Galadriel and Gandalf.

L is for the lovely Legolas! Sorry, but there you go...... [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

M for Maedhros... my favorite elf of all!

Nerdanal, daughter of Mahtan and wife of Feanor

O is for Olwe; King of the Teleri in Valinor.

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Peredhil: One of Elrond's names, it means 'half-elven'.

Q is for Quendi: 'The Speakers', 'Those that speak with voices'. The origional name for all Elves.

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Rfor Rings of Power- forged by elven skill

The Sindar, them guys in Doriath.

T for Elu Thingol

U

Úmanyar - a general term denoting the Elves who never came to Aman

V, Valinor, where almost all of them eventually went.

W, for Westernesse, 'the great island preaed by the Valar as a dwelling place for the Edain after the ending of the first age.'

X - EXiles of Gondolin - The survivors of the Fall of Gondolin

Yestarë: The elven name for the first day of the year. The actual date differed from calendar to calandar, according to the calandar in Rivendell it fell on April 7th.

Z is for Zaeros... well kind of!

Hmmm, new topic. How about all things Valar, we could also include things about the Maiar.

Aldaron: One of the names of Oromë. It means 'Lord of Trees'.

Balrog-Demon of Fire that served the Vala Melkor (Morgoth)

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Curunir, a name of Saruman.

Doomsman of the Valar: One of Mandos' titles. He was given the responsibility of pronoucing judgment on things having to do with fate.