Collective Nouns of Arda
You’ve heard of a “gaggle” of geese, a “sleuth” of bears, a “pride” of lions…
What should we call “a group of Balrogs flying in formation”? :smokin: |
Well, we could go closer to the literal spirit:
a dread of Balrogs a terror of Balrogs a squadron of Balrogs Or we could be ironic: a festival of Balrogs a charity of Balrogs Or we could be (British-ly) understated: an imposition of Balrogs |
I created a monster. :D
A flutter of Balrogs A flame of Balrogs A chain of Balrogs A destruction of Balrogs An Angband of Balrogs And of course, A bane of Balrogs |
A wing of Balrogs, of course!
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^Heresy!:eek::D
A wrath of Balrogs A conflagration of Balrogs A bonfire of Balrogs |
I like an "at most seven" of Balrogs. :D
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An aviary of Balrogs? (Sounds charming!)
Speaking of charming, how about a group of Hobbits? |
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I support a dread of Balrogs. EDIT: Oh, and before anybody asks, a group of dwarves is called a grumble. |
A dinner of Hobbits? A dessert of Hobbit-lads and -lasses?
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A smorgasbord of Hobbits!
For Elves, may I propose a snobbery, or perhaps a waft of Elves. |
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As to the Elves, what of a Nomenclature of Elves? A Dialect of Elves?
Or, if that's too on-the-nose, how about Dwarves? A quarry of Dwarves? |
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And in keeping with the trend, a Banquet of Hobbits. ;) |
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A gluttony of hobbits. A silmarillion of elves. |
A hobbit of hobbits, of course. ;)
Also, all your devourings of races sound like ASOIAF titles. Perhaps if GRRMartin wrote LOTR... |
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