A to Z of Middle Earth

[Taurendil]

T is for Tengwar
The characters devised by Fëanor, originally to represent the sounds of the Quenya language, but later widely adopted for writing most of the languages of Middle-earth.

[Gollum]

V is for Valarauko ~ the Quenya name for a balrog, meaning "Demon Of Might"

[Taurendil]

Wood-elves
The Silvan Elves who dwelt in the forests of Middle-earth, and especially the people ruled by Thranduil in the northern parts of Mirkwood.

[Mithrandir]

God, I'm scraping the barrel here...

X is for X - In Tengwar you can make an X by writting K (quessë) with an S-hook. So spelling "expert" would be "ekspert".

[Taurendil]

Y is for Yávië
The Quenya name for the season that corresponded to late summer and early autumn; 54 days between modern 12 August and 4 October. Called  Iavas in Sindarin.

[Gollum]

Z is for Zigil ~ the dwarvish word for silver

[Gollum]

B is for Beater ~ the orc name for Glamdring

[Taurendil]

C is for Carn Dûm
Peak in the far north of the Misty Mountains, the site of the ancient capital of the Witch-king of Angmar.

[Gollum]

D is for Dîn ~ meaning 'silent', the name refers to the Beacon on the hill of Amon-Dîn

[Taurendil]

E is for Esgaroth

A city of Men upon the Long Lake to the North East of Mirkwood the Great

[Gollum]

F is for Fang ~ a dog belonging to Farmer Maggot

[Taurendil]

G is for Grey Mountains
Mountains to the North of Mirkwood the Great. Also known as Ered Mithrin. From there waters of Anduin and Forest River begin their journey to Belegaer.

[Gollum]

H is for Hope ~ the meaning of Aragorn's name, Estel

[Taurendil]

I is for Ithildin
A magical substance made by the Elves from mithril, that could only be seen by the reflected light of the moon and stars, and even then remained hidden until a magical word was said.

[Gollum]

J is for Jam ~ Bifur the dwarf of Thorin Oakenshield's company requested raspberry jam from his host Bilbo in their initial meeting

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