There is no Q.

R is for Red Arrow, the warning of the Rohirrim.

S is for Seven Seeing Stones - The Palantiri

T is for Thain's Book,
A copy of the Red Book of Westmarch. It was requested by King Elessar and delivered to him by Thain Peregrin Took.

U - Ungoliant. A giant spider, which nearly defeated Morgoth, and a foremother (sp?) to Shelob [img]smilies/eek.gif[/img]

*Mele

Vingilot- 'foam-flower'. The ship of Earendil which bore him over the Belegaer and that bore him through the heavens as a star.

W is for Waybread,
the food usually eaten on long journeys. Dwarvish waybread: Cram
Elvish waybread: Lembas

X doesn't exist...

Y is for 'ya',
the Sindarin word for 'ring', quite noticable is you look at Vilya, Nenya & Narya.

Z is for Zirakzigil

The last challenge was about objects that can be held in your hand, went well though some had bizarre answers. [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img]

Lets do Songs and Music now...


A is for Ainulindalë, the Great Music of the Ainur.

B is for Bath Song, which Pippin sang while in the, um, bath. This was on the night the four of them spent in Frodo's house in Crickhollow.

C Cabed-en-Aras: Deep gorge in the river Teiglin, where Turin slew Glaurung and where Nienor leaped to her death.

D is for Dorthonion, a hill in a pine woods where Treebeard walked when the world was young.

Eastfold: A part of Rohan on the northern slopes of Ered Nimrais, east of Edoras.

F is for Fui
she was called the Death-Goddess, also called Nienna

G is for GOthmog. ~Lord of Balrogs~

H is for Hurin father of Turin

I is for Idril (Celebrindal) daughter of ... er... I think it's Turgon... anyways, he is lord of Gondolin. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

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J... ehmm... J is for 'skip it'.

I'll do K.

K is for Khamul.
Khamûl the Easterling, 2nd of the Nazgûl and Keeper of Dol Guldur.

Ladros: The lands to the north-east of Dorthonion that were granted by the Noldorin Kings to the men of the house of Beor.

Malinalda - an other name of Laurelin, the golden tree in Valinor

<font color=purple>Nevrast: Region south-west of Dor-lomin where Turgon dwelt before his departure yo Gondolin.

O is for Otho Sackville-Baggins. Relative of Frodo. Very unpleasent. can't spell.

I meant i can't spell.

Palarran: Far-Wanderer, a great ship built by Tar-Aldarion.

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Quenya - the language much used for songs and poetry http://www.colute.net/cwm/contrib/bl...milecrunch.gif

Rath Dinen: The Silent Street in Minas Tirith

We're doing songs and music, right?

Sword that was broken (from Boromir's dream)

Tinuviel, sindarin for nightingale, the bird famous for it's song.

Uilos: A small white flower, also called alfirin and simbelmyne.

V is for Valaquenta: The "Tale of the Powers", in which each of the Valar is named and described, together with the more important of the Maiar.

Wight's Chant (that Frodo heard in the Barrow Downs)
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I don't know of an X

yavannamire: "Jewel of Yavanna" a fragrant evergreen tree with scarlet fruit, brought to Numenor by the Eldar of Eresea.

I dont know any Z's so its A now isnt it?

A for Aredhel? im not sure if thats right... cant think right now. But my friend
Alkaldaiel would work now? lol

Z ZIRAK-ZIGIL Where gandalf threw down the Balrog also contained Durin's Tower

Bay of balar, the great bay to the south of beleriand.

C is for Ciryandil

Dunadan, fourteenth King of Gondor

D is for Draugluin

Greatest of the werewolves of Morgoth and sauron

Ellerrina: Crowned with Stars, a name for Taniquetil.

So, like, what are we at, here? What comes after that one? "S"? Oh, I know! "Stun-gun"!

Ummm... No. This is A to Z of middle earth, I just had an "E" so the next letter would be a "F".

Fornost: Northern Fortress, numenorean city on the North downs in Eriador.

The next word should begin with "G".