Concordance — A to Z

Every entry of the vault at a glance, grouped by letter, with its aliases. The vault’s halls are shown in the README.

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• Éomer — also: Éomer, Éomer Éadig (the Blessed), the Third Marshal of the Riddermark, the new king of the Mark
• Éothéod
• Éowyn — also: Éowyn, Éowyn, daughter of Éomund, the Lady of Rohan, the shieldmaiden, the Lady of Ithilien
• Óin — also: Óin, Óin of Durin’s folk

A

• A Description of the Island of Númenor — also: A Description of the Island of Númenor, the Description of Númenor
• Adurant — also: Adurant, the Doublestream
• Adûnaic — also: Adûnaic, the speech of the Númenóreans, the tongue of the Men of the West
• Aeglos — also: Aeglos, Aiglos, the Snowthorn, the spear of Gil-galad
• Aegnor — also: Aegnor, Aikanáro (mother-name, ‘the fell fire’)
• Aerin — also: Aerin
• Ainulindalë — also: Ainulindalë, the Music of the Ainur
• Ainur — also: Ainur, the Holy Ones, the Great Ones
• Akallabêth — also: Akallabêth, the Downfall of Númenor, the Fall of Númenor, the Downfall
• Aldarion and Erendis — also: Aldarion and Erendis, the Mariner’s Wife, the tale of Aldarion and Erendis
• Aldarion and Erendis: The Mariner's Wife — also: Aldarion and Erendis: The Mariner’s Wife, the tale of the Mariner’s Wife
• Alqualondë — also: Alqualondë, the Swan-haven, the Haven of the Swans, Swan-haven
• Aman — also: Aman, the Blessed Realm, the Undying Lands, the West, The West
• Amandil — also: Amandil, the father of Elendil
• Amarië — also: Amarië, the Elf-maid of the Vanyar, the beloved of Finrod
• Ambarkanta — also: Ambarkanta, the Shape of the World, the cosmology of Arda
• Amdír — also: Amdír, the lord of the Silvan Elves of the Golden Wood
• Amon Dîn — also: Amon Dîn
• Amon Ereb — also: Amon Ereb, Ereb, the Lonely Hill
• Amon Gwareth — also: Amon Gwareth, the Hill of Watch
• Amon Hen — also: Amon Hen, the Hill of the Eye, the Seat of Seeing
• Amon Rûdh — also: Amon Rûdh, the Bald Hill, Sharbhund, Echad i Sedryn
• Amras — also: Amras, Telufinwë (mother-name), the young twin
• Amrod — also: Amrod, the young twin, Pityafinwë (mother-name)
• Amroth — also: Amroth, the elven-king of Lórien
• Anairë — also: Anairë, wife of Fingolfin
• Ancalagon — also: Ancalagon, Ancalagon the Black, the mightiest of the… dragons
• Andreth — also: Andreth, the Wise-woman
• Andúnië — also: Andúnië, the haven of Andúnië
• Andúril — also: Andúril, the Flame of the West, the Sword that was Broken (renewed), the reforged sword
• Anfauglith — also: Anfauglith, Dor-nu-Fauglith, the Dust-desert, the scorched plain
• Angainor — also: Angainor, the great chain, the chain of Melkor, the fetters of Morgoth
• Angband — also: Angband, the Hells of Iron, the fortress of the Dark Lord
• Anglachel — also: Anglachel, the Black Sword, the sword of Eöl, the Doom-blade, Gurthang (its later name)
• Angmar — also: Angmar, the realm of Angmar, the evil kingdom of the North
• Angrod — also: Angrod, Angaráto (father-name)
• Anguirel — also: Anguirel
• Annals of Aman — also: Annals of Aman, the Annals of the Blessed Realm
• Annatar — also: Annatar, Lord of Gifts, the fair shapes of Sauron, Aulendil the Smith
• Anárion — also: Anárion, the second son of Elendil
• Anórien — also: Anórien, the Sunlending
• Ar-Adûnakhôr — also: Ar-Adûnakhôr, the Lord of the West, the twentieth King of Númenor
• Ar-Gimilzôr — also: Ar-Gimilzôr, the apostate king, the father of Tar-Palantír
• Ar-Pharazôn — also: Ar-Pharazôn, Tar-Calion (in Quenya), the Golden, the last king of Númenor
• Aragorn — also: Aragorn, Aragorn II, Elessar (the Elfstone), Strider (Telcontar), the Heir of Isildur, the King of the West
• Araman — also: Araman
• Arathorn — also: Arathorn, Arathorn II, the father of Aragorn, the Chieftain of the Dúnedain
• Ard-galen — also: Ard-galen, Anfauglith
• Arda — also: Arda, the Kingdom, the Earth
• Arda Healed — also: Arda Healed, the Healing of Arda, Arda Remade, the Great Healing
• Aredhel — also: Aredhel, the White, Ar-Feiniel (mother-name, ‘the White Lady’)
• Argon — also: Argon, Arakáno (father-name)
• Arien — also: Arien, the Maia of the Sun
• Armenelos — also: Armenelos, Armenelos the Golden
• Arnor — also: Arnor, the Northern Kingdom, the North-kingdom
• Arvedui — also: Arvedui, the last king of Arnor, Arvedui the Last-King
• Arwen — also: Arwen, Undómiel (the Evening-star), the Evenstar, Arwen Evenstar
• Ascar — also: Ascar, Rathlóriel, the Goldenbed
• Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth — also: Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth, The Debate of Finrod and Andreth, the Athrabeth
• Aulë — also: Aulë the Smith, Aulë the Maker, Mahal (in Khuzdul, among the Dwarves)
• Avari — also: Avari, the Unwilling, the Dark Elves
• Azog — also: Azog, the Orc of Moria, Azog the defier of the Dwarves

B

• Bag End — also: Bag End, the hole of the Bagginses, the home of Bilbo and Frodo
• Balar
• Balin — also: Balin, Balin of Durin’s folk
• Balrogs — also: Balrogs, the demons of flame, the Valaraukar (Quenya)
• Barad Eithel — also: Barad Eithel, the Tower of the Spring
• Barad-dûr — also: Barad-dûr, the Dark Tower
• Baragund — also: Baragund, the father of Morwen
• Barahir — also: Barahir, lord of Ladros, father of Beren, the man of the Ring
• Bard — also: Bard, Bard the Bowman, the captain of the bowmen of Lake-town
• Barliman Butterbur — also: Barliman Butterbur, Butterbur, the landlord of the Prancing Pony, the innkeeper of Bree
• Barrow-wights — also: Barrow-wights, the wights of the Downs, the Cold-folk
• Beleg — also: Beleg, Beleg Cúthalion (the Strongbow), the great bow
• Belegost — also: Belegost, Mickleburg, Gabilgathol (Khuzdul)
• Belegund — also: Belegund, the father of Rían
• Beleriand — also: Beleriand, the land of Beleriand, the Last Land
• Belfalas — also: Belfalas
• Beorn — also: Beorn, the skin-changer
• Beornings — also: Beornings, the Bear-men, the folk of Beorn
• Beregond — also: Beregond, the Guard of the Citadel, Beregond the Guard
• Beren — also: Beren, the one-handed, Erchamion, the son of Barahir
• Beren and Lúthien (book) — also: Beren and Lúthien (book), Beren and Lúthien
• Berúthiel — also: Berúthiel, the Queen Berúthiel
• Bifur — also: Bifur, Bifur of Durin’s folk
• Bilbo — also: Bilbo, Bilbo Baggins, the ring-finder
• Bilbo's Last Song — also: Bilbo’s Last Song, the last song of Bilbo, the song of the Ring-bearer’s going
• Bofur — also: Bofur, Bofur of Durin’s folk
• Bolg — also: Bolg, Bolg the son of Azog, the goblin-general
• Bombur — also: Bombur, Bombur of Durin’s folk
• Boromir — also: Boromir, Boromir, son of Denethor, the Captain of the White Tower, the hornblower of the House of the Stewards
• Bree — also: Bree, the village of Bree, the Bree-land
• Brethil — also: Brethil, the Forest of Brethil, the woods of Brethil
• Brilthor — also: Brilthor
• Brithombar
• Brodda — also: Brodda, the Easterling lord Brodda
• Buckland — also: Buckland, the Buckland, the country of the Brandybucks
• Bucklebury Ferry — also: Bucklebury Ferry, the ferry of the Brandywine, the brown ferry of the Buckland
• Bëor — also: Bëor, Bëor the Old, the Father of Men, Balt
• Bór — also: Bór, Bór the faithful, the lord of the Easterlings who held firm

C

• Cabed-en-Aras
• Cair Andros — also: Cair Andros
• Calaquendi (and Moriquendi) — also: Calaquendi, Moriquendi, Elves of the Light, Elves of the Darkness
• Caranthir — also: Caranthir, the Dark, Carnistir (the Red-face)
• Caras Galadhon — also: Caras Galadhon, the city of the Golden Wood, the hidden city of the Elves, the flet of the Galadhrim
• Carcharoth — also: Carcharoth, the Red Maw, the wolf-warden of Angband
• Celeborn — also: Celeborn, the Silver, husband of Galadriel
• Celebrimbor — also: Celebrimbor, the Elven-smith, maker of the Three Rings
• Celebrían — also: Celebrían, the lady of Rivendell
• Celegorm — also: Celegorm, the Fair, husband of
• Cirion — also: Cirion, the Steward of Gondor
• Cirion and Eorl and the Friendship of Gondor and Rohan — also: Cirion and Eorl and the Friendship of Gondor and Rohan, the tale of Cirion and Eorl
• Cirith Gorgor — also: Cirith Gorgor, the pass of the Shadow-land, the Gate of Mordor, the northern gate of the Shadow
• Cirith Ninniach — also: Cirith Ninniach
• Cirith Ungol — also: Cirith Ungol, the Pass of the Spider, the pass of Cirith Ungol, the Tower of the Spider
• Cirth — also: Cirth, the Cirth, the Runes, the runes of Daeron, The Cirth, The Runes
• Crebain — also: the Crebain, the crows of Fangorn, the spies of the crows
• Crickhollow — also: Crickhollow, the house at Crickhollow
• Cuiviénen — also: Cuiviénen, the Water of Awakening, the Waters of Awakening, Nen Cuiviénen
• Curufin — also: Curufin, the Crafty, Curufinwë (his father’s name, given to him)
• Círdan — also: Círdan, the Shipwright, lord of the Grey Havens, the oldest of all the Elves of Middle-earth

D

• Daeron — also: Daeron, the minstrel of Doriath, the loremaster
• Dagor Aglareb — also: Dagor Aglareb, the Glorious Battle, the Third Battle
• Dagor Bragollach — also: Dagor Bragollach, the Battle of Sudden Flame, the Fourth Battle, the Bragollach
• Dagor-nuin-Giliath — also: Dagor-nuin-Giliath, the Battle-under-Stars, the first battle of the Noldor
• Dale — also: Dale, the North-town, the Valley of the Running River
• Denethor (Nandor) — also: Denethor (of the Green-elves), son of Lenwë, the prince of the Laiquendi
• Denethor II — also: Denethor, Denethor II, Denethor, son of Ecthelion II, the ruling Steward of Gondor
• Dimbar — also: Dimbar
• Dior — also: Dior, Eluchíl (the mode of Elu), the heir of Thingol
• Dol Amroth — also: Dol Amroth
• Dol Guldur — also: Dol Guldur, the Hill of Sorcery, the fortress of the Necromancer
• Door of Night — also: Door of Night, the door of the world
• Dor Dínen — also: Dor Dínen, the Silent Land
• Dor-Cúarthol — also: Dor-Cúarthol, the Land of Bow and Helm, the land of the Two Captains
• Dor-lómin — also: Dor-lómin, the land of shadows, the land of Lómin
• Dori — also: Dori, Dori of Durin’s folk
• Doriath — also: Doriath, the Guarded Realm, the Land of the Girdle, the Hidden Kingdom
• Dorthonion — also: Dorthonion, the land of pines, the pine-forest of the north, the Highland
• Dragons — also: Dragons, the great worms, the fire-drakes, Dragon
• Draugluin — also: Draugluin, the father of werewolves, the werewolf-lord, the first werewolf
• Duilwen — also: Duilwen
• Durin — also: Durin, Durin the Deathless, the eldest of the Fathers of the Dwarves
• Durin's Bane — also: Durin’s Bane, the Balrog of Moria, the terror of Khazad-dûm
• Dwalin — also: Dwalin, Dwalin of Durin’s folk
• Dwarves — also: Dwarves, Khazâd (in Khuzdul), Naugrim (the Stunted, in Sindarin), the children of Aulë
• Dáin — also: Dáin, Dáin Ironfoot, the Lord of the Iron Hills, King under the Mountain
• Déagol — also: Déagol, the finder of the Ring

E

• Easterlings — also: Easterlings, the Swarthy Men, the men of the East
• Ecthelion — also: Ecthelion, of the Fountain, the lord of the Fountain of Gondolin
• Edoras — also: Edoras, the roft of Rohan, the seat of the Kings of the Mark
• Egalmoth — also: Egalmoth, lord of the House of the Heavenly Arch
• Eglarest
• Eilinel — also: Eilinel
• Eithel Ivrin — also: Eithel Ivrin, Ivrin, the Pools of Ivrin
• Eithel Sirion — also: Eithel Sirion, the well of the Sirion
• Eldalondë — also: Eldalondë, the Haven of the Eldar
• Elemmakil — also: Elemmakil
• Elemmírë — also: Elemmírë, the Vanyar poet, the poetess of the Trees, Elemmírë the laments-maker
• Elendil — also: Elendil, Elendil the Tall, the High, King Elendil of the West
• Elenwë — also: Elenwë, the star-fair
• Elladan and Elrohir — also: Elladan, Elrohir, Elladan and Elrohir, the sons of Elrond
• Elrond — also: Elrond, the Half-elven, the Loremaster
• Elros — also: Elros, Tar-Minyatur, the Half-elven who chose the Doom of Men, son of Eärendil
• Eluréd and Elurín — also: Eluréd, Elurín, the twins of Dior, the sons of Dior
• Elves — also: Elves, Quendi (the Speakers), the Firstborn, the Elder Kindred, Eldar (the People of the Stars), Eldar, Quendi, the People of the Stars, Elves, Quendi (the Speakers), the Firstborn, the Elder Kindred, Eldar (the People of the Stars), Eldar, Quendi, the People of the Stars
• Elwing — also: Elwing, the White, the keeper of the Silmaril, the sower of the white star
• Emeldir — also: Emeldir, the Manhearted, mother of Beren
• Emyn Muil — also: Emyn Muil
• Ents — also: Ents, the Shepherds of the Trees, Onodrim (in Sindarin)
• Entwives — also: Entwives, the Ent-wives, the wives of the Ents, the gardeners of the wide lands
• Eorl the Young — also: Eorl the Young, Eorl, the young lord of the Éothéod, the founder of Rohan, the giver of the Oath
• Erebor — also: Erebor, the Lonely Mountain, the King under the Mountain’s hall
• Ered Engrin — also: Ered Engrin, the Iron Mountains
• Ered Gorgoroth — also: the Ered Gorgoroth, the Mountains of Terror, The Shadowy Mountains
• Ered Lithui — also: Ered Lithui, the Ash Mountains, the northern mountains of Mordor
• Ered Luin — also: the Ered Luin, the Blue Mountains, Ered Lindon (later)
• Ered Lómin — also: Ered Lómin
• Ered Mithrin — also: Ered Mithrin, the Grey Mountains, the Mountains of the North
• Ered Nimrais — also: Ered Nimrais, the White Mountains
• Ered Wethrin — also: the Ered Wethrin, the Mountains of Shadow, the Shadowy Mountains
• Eregion — also: Eregion, Hollin (in the tongues of Men), the land of the holly
• Erendis — also: Erendis, the Mariner’s Wife
• Eriador — also: Eriador, the lands between the Misty Mountains and the Sea
• Eriol — also: Eriol, the Wanderer
• Erkenbrand — also: Erkenbrand, the Lord of the Westfold, Erkenbrand of Rohan
• Eru Ilúvatar — also: Eru (the One), Ilúvatar (Allfather), The One, The Almighty
• Esgaroth — also: Esgaroth, Lake-town, the town upon the Long Lake, the Lake-men
• Estolad — also: Estolad, the Camp of the… , the first home of the Edain
• Estë — also: Estë, the Gentle
• Ettenmoors — also: the Ettenmoors, the troll-fells, the wild lands east of Rivendell
• Eä — also: Eä, the World, the Universe
• Eärendil — also: Eärendil, the Mariner, the Bright Star of the West, Idril’s son, the Half-elven
• Eärnil — also: Eärnil, Eärnil II, the naval king of Gondor
• Eärnur — also: Eärnur, the last King of Gondor, Eärnur the last king
• Eärwen — also: Eärwen, the sea-fair
• Eöl — also: Eöl, the Dark Elf, the friend of the Dwarves
• Eönwë — also: Eönwë, Herald of Manwë

F

• Fangorn
• Faramir — also: Faramir, Faramir, son of Denethor, the Captain of the Rangers of Ithilien, the Prince of Ithilien
• Farmer Cotton — also: Farmer Cotton, Tolman Cotton, the Cotton farmer, the sturdy father of Rose
• Farmer Maggot — also: Farmer Maggot, Maggot, the farmer of the Marish
• Fellbeasts — also: Fellbeasts, the winged steeds of the Nazgûl, the fell beasts, the winged Nazgûl
• Fen of Serech — also: the Fen of Serech, Serech
• Fili — also: Fili, Fili of Durin’s folk
• Finarfin — also: Finarfin, Arafinwë, the fairest of the sons of Finwë
• Findis — also: Findis, the eldest daughter of Indis
• Finduilas — also: Finduilas, the daughter of Orodreth, Faelivrin, the fair lady of Nargothrond
• Fingolfin — also: Fingolfin, High King of the West, the valiant of the Noldor
• Fingon — also: Fingon, the Valiant, the friend of Maedhros
• Finrod — also: Finrod, Felagund (lord of caves), Finrod the Faithful, Nóm (in the speech of Men), the Friend of Men, Finrod Felagund
• Finwë — also: Finwë, the first King of the Noldor
• First Age — also: the First Age, the Elder Days, the days of the war of the jewels
• Formenos — also: Formenos, the northern fortress, the stronghold of the north
• Fornost — also: Fornost, Fornost Erain, the ruins of the North-kingdom, the ancient capital of Arnor
• Fourth Age — also: the Fourth Age, the Age of the Dominion of Men, the new age
• Frodo — also: Frodo, Frodo Baggins, the Ring-bearer
• Fëanor — also: Fëanor, Curufinwë (father-name), Fëanáro (Spirit of Fire), the great craftsman

G

• Galadriel — also: Galadriel, Nerwen (mother-name, ‘man-maiden’), Artanis (later), the Lady of the Light
• Galathilion — also: Galathilion
• Galdor — also: Galdor, Galdor the Tall
• Galdor (Gondolin) — also: Galdor, of the Tree of Gold
• Gandalf — also: Gandalf, Olórin (his name in Valinor), Mithrandir (in Sindarin, ‘the Grey Pilgrim’), Tharkûn (among the Dwarves), Incánus (in the South), the Grey / the White
• Gelion — also: Gelion, the river Gelion
• Gelmir — also: Gelmir
• Ghan-buri-Ghan — also: Ghan-buri-Ghan, the Wose, the chief of the Púkel-men
• Gil-galad — also: Gil-galad, Ereinion (father-name), the last High King of the Noldor
• Gildor — also: Gildor, Gildor Inglorion
• Gilraen — also: Gilraen, the Lady of the Dúnedain
• Gimli — also: Gimli, Gimli, Gimli son of Glóin
• Glamdring — also: Glamdring, the Foe-hammer, the Beater
• Glaurung — also: Glaurung, the Father of Dragons, the Great Worm, the golden dragon
• Glorfindel — also: Glorfindel, the Golden-flower, lord of the House of the Golden Flower
• Glóin — also: Glóin, Glóin of Durin’s folk
• Goldberry — also: Goldberry, the River-daughter, the daughter of the River
• Gollum — also: Gollum, Gollum, Sméagol, the Ring-finder
• Gondolin — also: Gondolin, the Hidden City, the City of the Seven Names, Ondolindë (the Rock of the Music of Water), the last fortress, Cirith Thoronath
• Gondor — also: Gondor, the South-kingdom
• Gorbag — also: Gorbag, the Orc-captain of Morgul
• Gorlim — also: Gorlim, Gorlim the Unhappy, the wife-lost traitor
• Gothmog — also: Gothmog, the Lord of Balrogs, High-captain of Angband
• Grey Annals — also: Grey Annals, the Grey Annals
• Gríma — also: Gríma, Gríma, Wormtongue
• Gundor — also: Gundor
• Gurthang — also: Gurthang, the Iron of Death, the Black Sword of Túrin, Anglachel (its former name)
• Gwaihir — also: Gwaihir, Gwaihir the Windlord, the Windlord, the chief of the Great Eagles
• Gwindor — also: Gwindor, the broken one

H

• Hador — also: Hador, Lórindol (the Golden-haired), lord of Dor-lómin, the father of the House of Hador
• Halbarad — also: Halbarad, Halbarad Dúnadan
• Haldad — also: Haldad
• Haldar — also: Haldar, Haldar of the Haladin
• Haldir — also: Haldir, the March-warden of Lórien, Haldir of the Golden Wood
• Haleth — also: Haleth, the chieftainess, lady of the Haladin
• Halls of Mandos — also: the Halls of Mandos, the Houses of the Dead, the Halls of Waiting, the Halls of the Dead
• Haudh-en-Elleth
• Haudh-en-Ndengin — also: Haudh-en-Ndengin, the Mound of the Slain, the Hill of the Slain, Haudh-en-Nirnaeth, the Great Mound
• Haudh-en-Nirnaeth — also: Haudh-en-Nirnaeth, the Mound of the Tears
• Havens of Sirion — also: the Havens of Sirion, the Mouths of Sirion, the Sirion’s refuge
• Helcaraxë — also: Helcaraxë, the Grinding Ice, the Helcaraxë of the North, the Northern Waste
• Helm Hammerhand — also: Helm Hammerhand, Helm of the Horn, the Hammerhand King, the old king of the Deep
• Helm's Deep — also: Helm’s Deep, the Hornburg, the coomb of the thrihyrne
• Henneth Annûn — also: Henneth Annûn
• High King of the Noldor — also: High King of the Noldor, the High Kingship, the Kingship of the Noldor
• Hildórien — also: Hildórien, the land of the awakening of Men
• Himlad — also: Himlad
• Himring — also: Himring, the Hill of Himring
• Hithlum — also: Hithlum, the Land of Mist, Dor-lómin’s master-realm, Hithlum
• Hobbiton — also: Hobbiton, the village of Hobbiton, the Baggins’ home-village
• Hobbits — also: Hobbits, Halflings, the Little Folk
• House of Bëor — also: House of Bëor, the house of Bëor
• House of Finarfin — also: House of Finarfin, the Elf-friends
• House of Fingolfin — also: House of Fingolfin, the House of the Proud
• House of Fëanor — also: House of Fëanor, the Sons of Fëanor, the Seven Sons, Sons of Fëanor
• House of Hador — also: House of Hador, the house of Hador
• House of Haleth — also: House of Haleth, the house of Haleth, the Haladin, Haladin
• Huan — also: Huan, the hound of the Valar, the great hound
• Huor — also: Huor, the [one who] wed Rían, father of Tuor
• Huorns — also: Huorns, the tree-folk, the dangerous trees
• Húrin — also: Húrin, Húrin Thalion (the Steadfast), lord of Dor-lómin, father of Túrin and Nienor

I

• Idril — also: Idril, Idril Celebrindal (the Silver-footed), the Kêl
• Ilmarin — also: Ilmarin, the halls of Manwë, the mansions of the air, the lofty halls
• Ilmarë — also: Ilmarë
• Imrahil — also: Imrahil, the Prince of Dol Amroth, the Swan-knight
• Indis — also: Indis, the Fair, Indis of the Vanyar
• Ingwë — also: Ingwë, High King of all the Elves, King of the Vanyar, the W’Highest
• Ioreth — also: Ioreth, the wise-woman of the Houses of Healing, Ioreth of the city
• Irmo — also: Irmo, Lórien (the name of his gardens, used as his own), Master of Visions, Master of Dreams
• Isengard — also: Isengard, Angrenost (in the old days), the Ring of Isengard, the wizard’s dwelling
• Isildur — also: Isildur, Isildur the Valiant, the son of Elendil, the taker of the One Ring
• Ithilien — also: Ithilien, the Moon-land
• Ivrin — also: Ivrin, the pool of Ivrin, the spring of the Narog

K

• Khazad-dûm — also: Khazad-dûm, the Dwarrowdelf, the Delving of the Longbeards, Hadhodrond
• Khuzdul — also: Khuzdul, the tongue of the Dwarves, the secret tongue
• Kili — also: Kili, Kili of Durin’s folk

L

• Ladros
• Lake Helevorn — also: Lake Helevorn, Helevorn, the Black Glass
• Lalaith — also: Lalaith, the Joyful
• Lalwen — also: Lalwen, Írimë, Lalwendë (mother-name)
• Lammoth
• Laurelin — also: Laurelin, the Golden Tree, the younger Tree, Malinaldë
• Laws and Customs among the Eldar — also: Laws and Customs among the Eldar, the Laws and Customs
• Lay of Leithian — also: the Lay of Leithian, Leithian (Release from Bondage), the tale of Tinúviel in verse
• Lay of the Children of Húrin — also: the Lay of the Children of Húrin, the Children of Húrin in verse, the Túrin-lay
• Lebennin — also: Lebennin
• Legolas — also: Legolas, Legolas, Legolas Greenleaf
• Legolin — also: Legolin
• Lembas — also: Lembas, lembas-cakes, the waybread of the Elves, the Elven waybread
• Lenwë — also: Lenwë
• Lindon — also: Lindon, the Realm of Lindon, the land of the Last Elves, Gulf of Lhûn
• Lobelia Sackville-Baggins — also: Lobelia, Lobelia Sackville-Baggins, the covetous cousin, Lobelia of the Sackville-Bagginses
• Lond Daer — also: Lond Daer, Vinyalondë, the New Haven, Lond Daer Eneth, the Great Haven
• Losgar — also: Losgar
• Lossoth — also: Lossoth, the Snowmen of Forochel, the Ice-folk
• Lothlórien — also: Lothlórien, the Golden Wood, Lórien (in later speech), Lothlorien; the ‘Dreamflower’
• Lórien (Valinor) — also: Lórien (Valinor), the Gardens of Lórien, Lórien of the Valar
• Lúthien — also: Lúthien, Tinúviel (Nightingale), the fairest of the Children of Ilúvatar, daughter of Melian and Elwë

M

• Mablung — also: Mablung, Mablung of the Heavy Hand, the Chief of the March-wardens
• Maedhros — also: Maedhros, the Tall, Russandol (the copper-haired; the Red-head)
• Maeglin — also: Maeglin, Lómion (mother-name, ‘child of the twilight’), the dark-eyed
• Maglor — also: Maglor, Káno (mother-name), the mighty singer
• Maiar — also: Maiar, the Lesser Ones
• Manwë — also: Manwë Súlimo, the Elder King, King of Arda, Mānawenūz (Valarin)
• Mardil — also: Mardil, Mardil Voronwë, the first Ruling Steward, the Steward who began the Stewards’ reign
• Melian — also: Melian, the Maia of the twilight, Queen of Doriath
• Melkor — also: Melkor, Morgoth (the Black Foe of the World; name given by Fëanor), the Dark Enemy, the Great Enemy, Lord of Darkness, Morgoth, the Black Foe of the World, Melkor, Morgoth (the Black Foe of the World; name given by Fëanor), the Dark Enemy, the Great Enemy, Lord of Darkness, Morgoth, the Black Foe of the World
• Men — also: Men, Atani, Edain (the Elf-friends), the Followers, Hildor, the Secondborn, Edain, the Elf-friends, Men, Atani, Edain (the Elf-friends), the Followers, Hildor, the Secondborn, Edain, the Elf-friends
• Menegroth — also: Menegroth, the Thousand Caves, the halls of Thingol, the fortress of Doriath
• Meneltarma — also: Meneltarma, the Pillar of Heaven, the Holy Mountain
• Merry — also: Merry, Meriadoc Brandybuck, the Master of Buckland
• Middle-earth — also: Middle-earth, Endor (Quenya), Ennor, the Mortal Lands
• Minas Morgul — also: Minas Morgul
• Minas Tirith — also: Minas Tirith, the Tower of Guard, Minas Anor (the Tower of the Sun, earlier)
• Mirkwood — also: Mirkwood, the Great Wood, Greenwood the Great (earlier), the Forest of Mirkwood; Taur-nu-Fuin (the darkened name, later)
• Misty Mountains — also: the Misty Mountains, Hithaeglir (the Peaks of Mist)
• Mithril — also: Mithril, truesilver, the silver-steel of the Dwarves
• Mithrim — also: Mithrim
• Mordor — also: Mordor, the Black Land
• Morgoth's Ring — also: Morgoth’s Ring, Morgoth’s Ring (HoME 10), the Later Quenta Silmarillion and the Laws and Customs, Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth
• Morgulduin — also: Morgulduin, the Morgul-stream, the dark water of the Morgul-vale
• Moria — also: Moria, Khazad-dûm, the Black Pit
• Morwen — also: Morwen, Eledhwen (the Elf-fair), wife of Húrin
• Mount Gundabad — also: Mount Gundabad, Gundabad, the last stronghold of the North
• Mount Rerir — also: Mount Rerir
• Mount Taras — also: Mount Taras, the mountain of Nevrast
• Myths Transformed — also: Myths Transformed, the myth-transforming notes
• Míriel — also: Míriel, Serindë (the Needle-woman)
• Mîm — also: Mîm, the petty-dwarf
• Mûmakil — also: Mûmakil, the Oliphaunt, the great beasts of the South

N

• Nahar — also: Nahar, the horse of Oromë, the white steed
• Nan Dungortheb — also: Nan Dungortheb, the Valley of Dreadful Death
• Nan Elmoth — also: Nan Elmoth, the wood of Elmoth, the dark twilit wood
• Nan-tathren — also: Nan-tathren, the Land of Willows, the Vale of the Willows
• Nandor — also: Nandor, the Green-elves, Laiquendi, the Elves of the Rivers, Green-elves
• Nargothrond — also: Nargothrond, the Caverns of the Narog, the Hidden Delving, the realm of Finrod
• Narn i Chîn Húrin — also: Narn i Chîn Húrin, The Tale of the Children of Húrin, the Narn, The Children of Húrin, Children of Húrin
• Narsil — also: Narsil, the Sword that was Broken, the sword of Elendil, the Sword Reforged (Andúril, later), Andúril
• Narya — also: Narya, the Ring of Fire
• Nauglamír — also: Nauglamír, the Necklace of the Dwarves, the necklace of Melian
• Neldoreth — also: Neldoreth
• Nenya — also: Nenya, the Ring of Adamant
• Nerdanel — also: Nerdanel, the Wise, the only one who could calm Fëanor
• Nessa — also: Nessa, the Swift
• Nevrast — also: Nevrast
• Nienna — also: Nienna, the Mourner, the Lady of Pity
• Nienor — also: Nienor, Níniel (the Tearful), daughter of Morwen and Húrin, sister of Túrin
• Nimloth — also: Nimloth, the wife of Dior, the mother of Elwing, Nimloth of Doriath
• Nirnaeth Arnoediad — also: Nirnaeth Arnoediad, the Battle of Unnumbered Tears, the Fifth Battle, the Battle of the Tears
• Nivrim — also: Nivrim
• Nogrod — also: Nogrod, Dwarf-hollow, Nulukkhizdîn (in the Khuzdul tongue)
• Noldor — also: Noldor, Deep Elves, the Wise, the Elves of the Fire
• Nori — also: Nori, Nori of Durin’s folk
• Nurnen — also: Nurnen, the Sea of Núrnen, the inland sea of Mordor, the lands of Núrn
• Námo — also: Námo, Mandos (the name of his halls, used as his own), the Doomsman of the Valar, the Judge of the Dead, Mandos
• Númenor — also: Númenor, Westernesse, Andor (the Land of the Gift), the isle of Elenna, the Dúnedain’s land

O

• Of the Rings of Power — also: Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age, the fifth Book
• Of the Voyage of Eärendil — also: Of the Voyage of Eärendil, the tale of Eärendil the Mariner
• Olwë — also: Olwë, King of the Teleri of Alqualondë, brother of Elwë (Thingol)
• Olórin — also: Olórin, Gandalf (later), Mithrandir (among the Elves of the later age)
• Orcrist — also: Orcrist, the Elf-cleaver, the Biter
• Orcs — also: Orcs, Goblins, the goblin-folk, Orkish, the Orc-kin
• Ori — also: Ori, Ori of Durin’s folk
• Orodreth — also: Orodreth, the king of the Caverns
• Orodruin — also: Orodruin, Mount Doom, Amon Amarth (the mountain of fate)
• Oromë — also: Oromë, Aldaron (Lord of the Forests), the Great Rider, the Hunter, Araw (in Sindarin)
• Orthanc — also: Orthanc, the Fang of the Rock, the tower of Isengard
• Osgiliath — also: Osgiliath, the Citadel of the Stars
• Ossiriand — also: Ossiriand, the Land of the Seven Rivers, the land of the Laiquendi
• Ossë — also: Ossë, Master of the Waters of the Coasts
• Ost-in-Edhil — also: Ost-in-Edhil, the city of the Gwaith-i-Mírdain, the city of Eregion

P

• Pass of Anach — also: the Pass of Anach, Anach
• Pelargir — also: Pelargir, the Garth of the Royal Ships
• Pengolodh — also: Pengolodh, the Sage of Gondolin, the Loremaster of the Noldor
• Pippin — also: Pippin, Peregrin Took, the Thain of the Shire

Q

• Quennar i Onótimo — also: Quennar i Onótimo, Quennar the Reckoner
• Quenta 1 — Of the Beginning of Days — also: Chapter 1 — Of the Beginning of Days
• Quenta 10 — Of the Sindar — also: Chapter 10 — Of the Sindar
• Quenta 11 — Of the Sun and Moon and the Hiding of Valinor — also: Chapter 11 — Of the Sun and Moon and the Hiding of Valinor
• Quenta 12 — Of Men — also: Chapter 12 — Of Men
• Quenta 13 — Of the Return of the Noldor — also: Chapter 13 — Of the Return of the Noldor
• Quenta 14 — Of Beleriand and its Realms — also: Chapter 14 — Of Beleriand and its Realms
• Quenta 15 — Of the Noldor in Beleriand — also: Chapter 15 — Of the Noldor in Beleriand
• Quenta 16 — Of Maeglin — also: Chapter 16 — Of Maeglin
• Quenta 17 — Of the Coming of Men into the West — also: Chapter 17 — Of the Coming of Men into the West
• Quenta 18 — Of the Ruin of Beleriand and the Fall of Fingolfin — also: Chapter 18 — Of the Ruin of Beleriand and the Fall of Fingolfin
• Quenta 19 — Of Beren and Lúthien — also: Chapter 19 — Of Beren and Lúthien
• Quenta 2 — Of Aulë and Yavanna — also: Chapter 2 — Of Aulë and Yavanna
• Quenta 20 — Of the Fifth Battle: Nirnaeth Arnoediad — also: Chapter 20 — Of the Fifth Battle: Nirnaeth Arnoediad
• Quenta 21 — Of Túrin Turambar — also: Chapter 21 — Of Túrin Turambar
• Quenta 22 — Of the Ruin of Doriath — also: Chapter 22 — Of the Ruin of Doriath
• Quenta 23 — Of Tuor and the Fall of Gondolin — also: Chapter 23 — Of Tuor and the Fall of Gondolin
• Quenta 24 — Of the Voyage of Eärendil and the War of Wrath — also: Chapter 24 — Of the Voyage of Eärendil and the War of Wrath
• Quenta 3 — Of the Coming of the Elves and the Captivity of Melkor — also: Chapter 3 — Of the Coming of the Elves and the Captivity of Melkor
• Quenta 4 — Of Thingol and Melian — also: Chapter 4 — Of Thingol and Melian
• Quenta 5 — Of Eldamar and the Princes of the Eldalië — also: Chapter 5 — Of Eldamar and the Princes of the Eldalië
• Quenta 6 — Of Fëanor and the Unchaining of Melkor — also: Chapter 6 — Of Fëanor and the Unchaining of Melkor
• Quenta 7 — Of the Silmarils and the Unrest of the Noldor — also: Chapter 7 — Of the Silmarils and the Unrest of the Noldor
• Quenta 8 — Of the Darkening of Valinor — also: Chapter 8 — Of the Darkening of Valinor
• Quenta 9 — Of the Flight of the Noldor — also: Chapter 9 — Of the Flight of the Noldor
• Quenta Noldorinwa — also: Quenta Noldorinwa, the Quenta of 1930
• Quenta Silmarillion — also: Quenta Silmarillion, the Tale of the Silmarils, the Quenta, the History of the Silmarils, Quenta Noldorinwa
• Quenta Silmarillion — Chapters — also: Quenta Silmarillion — Chapters, the chapters of the Quenta
• Quenya — also: Quenya, the High-elven tongue, the Speech of the Noldor
• Quickbeam — also: Quickbeam, Bregalad, the hasty Ent of the bight of the wood

R

• Radagast — also: Radagast, Aiwendil (his name in Valinor), Radagast the Brown, the friend of beasts and birds
• Rangers of the North — also: Rangers of the North, the Rangers, the Dúnedain of the North, the Dúnedain of Arnor
• Rhosgobel — also: Rhosgobel
• Ringil — also: Ringil, the southern pillar
• Rivendell — also: Rivendell, Imladris, the Last Homely House east of the Sea
• Rohan — also: Rohan
• Rohirrim — also: Rohirrim, the Horse-lords, the Riders of the Mark, the Men of Rohan, the Eorlings
• Rose — also: Rose, Rose Cotton, Mrs. Gamgee, Rose the fair
• Rían — also: Rían, wife of Huor, mother of Tuor
• Rómenna — also: Rómenna, the haven of Rómenna
• Rúmil — also: Rúmil, Rúmil of Tirion, the Loremaster

S

• Sador — also: Sador, Labadal (the ‘one-foot’)
• Saeros — also: Saeros, one of the counsellors of Thingol, the fell pursuer
• Salgant — also: Salgant, lord of the House of the Harp
• Salmar — also: Salmar
• Samwise — also: Samwise, Samwise Gamgee, Sam, the gardener
• Sarn Athrad — also: Sarn Athrad
• Saruman — also: Saruman, Curunír (in Sindarin, ‘the Skilful Man’), Saruman the White, the Head of the White Council, the Many-Coloured
• Sauron — also: Sauron, Gorthaur, the Abhorred, the Dark Lord, Lord of Mordor, Annatar (the fair shape in the Second Age), the Necromancer
• Sauron Defeated — also: Sauron Defeated, HoME 9
• Scatha — also: Scatha, the Worm of the Ered Mithrin, the cold-drake
• Second Age — also: the Second Age, the age of the Rings, the age of the Downfall
• Shadowfax — also: Shadowfax, the chief of the Mearas
• Shagrat — also: Shagrat, the captain of the Tower orcs
• Shelob — also: Shelob, the great spider of the Ephel Dúath, her ladyship of the dark
• Silvan Elves — also: Silvan Elves, Wood-elves, the Elves of the woods, the Silvan folk
• Simbelmynë — also: Simbelmynë, the evermind, the white flowers of Rohan, the evermind of the graves
• Sindar — also: Sindar, the Grey Elves, Elves of the Twilight, Eglath (the Forsaken), the Elu-thírim
• Sindarin — also: Sindarin, the Grey-elven tongue
• Smaug — also: Smaug, Smaug the Magnificent, the Golden, the great dragon of Erebor, the Chiefest and Greatest of Calamities
• Spiders of Mirkwood — also: Spiders of Mirkwood, the great spiders, the spiders of the forest
• Sting

T

• Talath Dirnen — also: Talath Dirnen, the Guarded Plain, the marches of the Narog
• Taniquetil — also: Taniquetil, Oiolossë (Everlasting Snow), Amon Uilos (Sindarin), the highest of the mountains in the world
• Tar-Aldarion — also: Tar-Aldarion, the Mariner, the Ship-king
• Tar-Ancalimë — also: Tar-Ancalimë, Ancalimë, the first Ruling Queen of Númenor
• Tar-Atanamir — also: Tar-Atanamir, the Unhappy, the thirteenth King of Númenor
• Tar-Ciryatan — also: Tar-Ciryatan, the Ship-king, the twelfth King of Númenor
• Tar-Elendil — also: Tar-Elendil, Parmaitë the Star-friend, the fourth King of Númenor
• Tar-Meneldur — also: Tar-Meneldur, the star-gazer, the fifth King of Númenor
• Tar-Minastir — also: Tar-Minastir
• Tar-Palantír — also: Tar-Palantír, Tar-Palantir, Inziladûn (in Adûnaic), the Farsighted
• Taur-nu-Fuin — also: Taur-nu-Fuin, the Forest under Night
• Teleri — also: Teleri, the Last, the Sea-elves, the Tardy-ones
• Telerin — also: Telerin, the tongue of the Teleri, Lindalambe (legendary)
• Telperion — also: Telperion, the White Tree, the elder Tree, Silpion
• Tengwar — also: the Tengwar, the letters of the Eldar, the Fëanorian letters
• Thalos — also: Thalos
• Thangorodrim — also: Thangorodrim, the Mountains of Oppression, the Towers of Smoke
• Tharbad — also: Tharbad
• Thargelion — also: Thargelion
• The Adventures of Tom Bombadil — also: The Adventures of Tom Bombadil, the Bombadil poems, Tom Bombadil (the poems)
• The Ages of Arda — also: the Ages of Arda, the Great Years, Ages of the World
• The Ambarkanta — also: The Ambarkanta, the Shape of the World, the Ambarkanta essays
• The Anduin — also: The Anduin
• The Annals of Beleriand — also: The Annals of Beleriand, the Annals of the First Age, the Later Annals of Beleriand
• The Annals of Valinor — also: The Annals of Valinor, the AV
• The Appendices — also: The Appendices, Appendix A — Annals of the Kings and Rulers, Appendix B — The Tale of Years, the appendices of The Lord of the Rings
• The Argonath — also: the Argonath, the Gates of the Kings, the Pillars of the Kings, the pillars of the North
• The Arkenstone — also: the Arkenstone, the Heart of the Mountain, Arkenstone of Thráin
• The Aros — also: The Aros, Aros
• The Baggins Family — also: The Baggins Family, the Bagginses, the family of Baggins, the Baggins of the Hill
• The Balchoth — also: the Balchoth, the folk of the South-east, the wagon-folk of the East
• The Ban of the Valar — also: the Ban of the Valar, the Ban
• The Banner of Elendil — also: the Banner of Elendil, Elendil’s banner, the standard of the King, the White Tree standard
• The Barrow-downs — also: the Barrow-downs, the Downs of the Barrows, the barrows
• The Battle of Azanulbizar — also: the Battle of Azanulbizar, the battle in the Dimrill-dale, the war of the Dwarves and the Orcs, the great goblin-battle
• The Battle of Dagorlad — also: the Battle of Dagorlad, the Battle-stead of the South, the great battle at the black gates
• The Battle of the Camp — also: the Battle of the Camp, the battle of the Wainriders’ camp, the overthrow of the Wainriders
• The Battle of the Morannon — also: the Battle of the Morannon, the Battle of the Black Gate, the last stand at the Black Gate
• The Battle of the Pelennor Fields — also: the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, the Battle of the Pelennor, the field of the Battle of the Pelennor
• The Beacons of Gondor — also: the Beacons of Gondor, the warning-fires of the White Mountains, the beacon-fires of the South, the fires of Amon Dîn
• The Black Arrow — also: the Black Arrow, the black arrow of Girion
• The Black Gate — also: The Black Gate
• The Black Númenóreans — also: The Black Númenóreans, the King’s Men of Umbar, the lords of the South-lands
• The Black Speech — also: The Black Speech, the Black Tongue, the tongue of Mordor, the Dark Speech
• The Blue Wizards — also: The Blue Wizards, the Blues, Alatar and Pallando, the Ithryn Luin, the two Blue Wizards
• The Book of Lost Tales — also: The Book of Lost Tales I, The Book of Lost Tales II, BoLT
• The Book of Lost Tales Part Two — also: The Book of Lost Tales Part Two, the Book of Lost Tales II, the Lost Tales, part second
• The Brandybucks — also: The Brandybucks, the Brandy-bucks, the Masters of Buckland, the family of Brandy Hall
• The Brandywine — also: the Brandywine, Baranduin, the Brandywine river, the river of the Shire
• The Brandywine Bridge — also: the Brandywine Bridge, the bridge over the Brandywine, the great bridge of the East Road
• The Breaking of the Fellowship — also: the Breaking of the Fellowship, the sundering of the Company, the parting of the Ring-bearer
• The Carrock — also: the Carrock, the island-rock of the Anduin
• The Celon — also: The Celon, Celon
• The Changing of the World — also: the Changing of the World, the casting of Arda, the ending of the elder world
• The Chieftains of the Dúnedain — also: The Chieftains of the Dúnedain, the Chieftains, the heirs of Isildur
• The Children of Húrin (book) — also: the Children of Húrin (book), Children of Húrin, The Children of Húrin
• The Children of Ilúvatar — also: The Children of Ilúvatar, the Children of Eru, the Two Kindreds, Eruhíni (Quenya)
• The Corsairs of Umbar — also: The Corsairs of Umbar, the Corsairs, the pirates of Umbar, the black ships of Umbar
• The Cottage of Lost Play — also: The Cottage of Lost Play, the frame of the Lost Tales, the tale of Eriol
• The Council of Elrond — also: The Council of Elrond, the Council of Elrond at Rivendell
• The Crissaegrim — also: the Crissaegrim, the home of the Eagles, the Eagles’ rocks
• The Crown of Númenor — also: the Crown of Númenor, the Sceptre of Númenor, the King’s Crown
• The Curse of Morgoth — also: the Curse of Morgoth, the Doom of the Children of Húrin, the curse of the children of Húrin
• The Dagor Dagorath — also: Dagor Dagorath, the Last Battle, the Final Battle
• The Darkening of Valinor — also: the Darkening of Valinor, the poisoning of the Two Trees, the hour of the darkness
• The Dead Marshes — also: The Dead Marshes
• The Derndingle — also: the Derndingle, the dell of the Ents, the green hollow of the deep wood
• The Dimrill Dale — also: the Dimrill Dale, the dale of the East-gate, the valley of Azanulbizar, the Dimrill-dale
• The Disaster of the Gladden Fields — also: The Disaster of the Gladden Fields, the fall of Isildur
• The Doom of Mandos — also: the Doom of Mandos, the Prophecy of the North, the Doom of the Noldor, the Doom of the North, Doom of the Noldor, The Doom of the Noldor, The Prophecy of Mandos
• The Doom of the Noldor — also: The Doom of the Noldor, the Prophecy of the North, the Doom of Mandos, the Doom of the Valar upon the Noldor
• The Doors of Durin — also: the Doors of Durin, the West-gate of Moria, the elven-gates
• The Downfall of Númenor — also: the Downfall of Númenor, the Downfall, the Ruin of Númenor, the Chasm of the Sea, Akallabêth (the event)
• The Dragon-helm of Dor-lómin — also: the Helm of Hador, the Helm of Hador the Golden-haired, the Dragon-helm
• The Dragon-sickness — also: the Dragon-sickness, the dragon-sickness of the hoard, the gold-madness, the dragon-curse
• The Drowning of Anadûnê — also: The Drowning of Anadûnê, Anadûnê
• The Drúedain — also: the Drúedain, the Woses, the Wild Men of the Woods, the Drughu, the Pukel-folk
• The Dúnedain — also: the Dúnedain, the Men of the West, the Men of Westernesse, Dúnadan (singular)
• The Eagles of Manwë — also: The Eagles of Manwë, the Great Eagles
• The Echoriath — also: the Echoriath, the Encircling Mountains, the Walls of the Encircling Mountains
• The Elendilmir — also: the Star of Elendil, the Elendilmir, the Star of the North, the White Star of the North-kingdom
• The Elessar — also: the Elfstone, the Elessar (later the crown-name of Aragorn)
• The Enchanted Isles — also: the Enchanted Isles, the Enchanted Isles of the West
• The Enchanted River — also: the Enchanted River, the black stream of the forest, the enchanted water of Mirkwood
• The Encircling Mountains — also: the Encircling Mountains, the Echoriath, the Walls of the…
• The Ent Draught — also: the Ent Draught, the draught of the Ents, the drink of the tree-shepherds
• The Ephel Dúath — also: The Ephel Dúath, the Mountains of Shadow, the western wall of Mordor
• The Esgalduin — also: The Esgalduin, Esgalduin, the river under shade
• The Evenstar — also: the Evenstar, Arwen’s Evenstar, the jewel of Arwen
• The Exile of the Noldor — also: the Exile of the Noldor, the Flight of the Noldor, the Great Exile, the Departure, Flight of the Noldor
• The Eye of Sauron — also: the Eye of Sauron, the Eye, the lidless eye, the evil eye of the Dark Tower
• The Faithful — also: the Faithful, the Elf-friends of Númenor, the Faithful of the Kings, Faithful
• The Falathrim — also: the Falathrim, the shore-elves, Falathrim
• The Fall of Gondolin — also: the Fall of Gondolin, the sack of Gondolin, the burning of the hidden city
• The Fall of Gondolin (book) — also: the Fall of Gondolin (book), Fall of Gondolin, The Fall of Gondolin
• The Fall of Númenor (2022) — also: The Fall of Númenor (2022), The Fall of Númenor, The Second Age (2022)
• The Fall of Númenor (book) — also: the Fall of Númenor (book), Fall of Númenor
• The Falls of Rauros — also: the Falls of Rauros, the Falls of the Anduin, the great falls of Rauros
• The Families of the Shire — also: The Families of the Shire
• The Fell Winter — also: the Fell Winter, the winter of the wolves, the hard winter of the North
• The Fellowship of the Ring — also: The Fellowship of the Ring, Book of the Fellowship
• The Fens of Serech — also: the Fens of Serech, the Fen of Serech, the marches of the Rivil
• The Field of Celebrant — also: the Field of Celebrant, the meadow of the Celebrant, the field of the Balchoth, the Field of Eorl
• The Fields of Cormallen — also: the Fields of Cormallen, Cormallen, the field of the Ring-bearers’ honour
• The First Battle — also: the First Battle
• The Firth of Drengist — also: The Firth of Drengist, Drengist
• The Five Armies — also: the Five Armies, the Battle of Five Armies
• The Ford of Brithiach — also: the Ford of Brithiach, Brithiach, the ford of the Sirion
• The Fords of Brithiach — also: the Fords of Brithiach, the Ford of Brithiach
• The Fords of Bruinen — also: the Fords of Bruinen, the Ford of Bruinen, the ford on the Loudwater, the flood of the Bruinen
• The Fords of Isen — also: the Fords of Isen, the fords of the Isen, the Ford of the Isen
• The Forging of the Rings — also: the Forging of the Rings, the making of the Rings of Power, the Ring-lore
• The Four Farthings — also: the Four Farthings, the farthings of the Shire, the Northfarthing, the Southfarthing, the Eastfarthing, the Westfarthing
• The Gaffer — also: the Gaffer, Hamfast Gamgee, the old Gamgee, the gardener of Bagshot Row
• The Gamgees — also: The Gamgees, the Gamgee family, the folk of Bagshot Row
• The Gate of the Noldor — also: The Gate of the Noldor, Annon-in-Gelydh, the Gate of the Noldor of Turgon
• The Gift of Men — also: The Gift of Men, the Doom of Men
• The Ginglith — also: The Ginglith, Ginglith
• The Girdle of Melian — also: the Girdle of Melian, the Fence of Doriath, the web of Melian
• The Gladden Fields — also: the Gladden Fields, the Gladden, the mire of the Gladden, the fields of the drowned king
• The Glittering Caves — also: the Glittering Caves, Aglarond, the caves of the Hornburg
• The Great Armament — also: the Great Armament, the armament of the King
• The Great East Road — also: the Great East Road, the East Road, the old Road to the East, the Dwarf-Road
• The Great Goblin — also: the Great Goblin, the goblin-king of the Misty Mountains, the Great Goblin of the North
• The Great Journey — also: the Great Journey, the March of the Eldar, the Westward Journey
• The Great Journey of the Eldar — also: the Great Journey of the Eldar, the Great Journey of the Elves, the March of the Eldar, the going to the West
• The Great Plague — also: the Great Plague, the plague of the dark years, the wasting of the year 1636
• The Great Sea — also: the Great Sea, Belegaer, the Sundering Sea, the Sea of the West
• The Great Tales — also: The Great Tales of Middle-earth
• The Green Dragon — also: the Green Dragon, the inn of Hobbiton, the Green Dragon tavern
• The Greenway — also: the Greenway, the North-South Road, the old South Road
• The Grey Annals — also: The Grey Annals, the annals of the Elder Days
• The Grey Company — also: the Grey Company, the Host of the Dead, the Grey Host, the Army of the Dead
• The Grey Havens — also: the Grey Havens, Mithlond, the Havens
• The Gwaith-i-Mírdain — also: The Gwaith-i-Mírdain, the People of the Jewel-smiths, the smiths of Eregion, the Elven-smiths of Hollin
• The Gwathló — also: The Gwathló, the Gwathló, the Greyflood, Agathurush
• The Half-elven — also: the Half-elven, Peredhil, the Half-elven kindred
• The Hall of Fire — also: the Hall of Fire, the hall of songs at Rivendell, the fire-lit hall of the Elves
• The Halls of Mandos — also: the Halls of Mandos, the halls of the Doomsman, the waiting-halls, the mansions of the dead in the West
• The Haradrim — also: The Haradrim, the Southrons, the Men of Harad, the Men of the Sun
• The Havens of Sirion — also: the Havens of Sirion, the refuge of the Sirion, the last havens of the Elves, the Mouths of Sirion
• The Havens of the Falas — also: the Havens of the Falas, Brithombar and Eglarest, the havens of Círdan
• The Hiding of Valinor — also: the Hiding of Valinor, the Fencing of Valinor, the ban of the Enchanted Isles
• The High Pass — also: the High Pass, the pass of the Misty Mountains, the straight pass
• The Hill — also: the Hill, the Hill of Hobbiton, the mound of the Bagginses
• The History of Galadriel and Celeborn — also: The History of Galadriel and Celeborn, the tale of Galadriel and Celeborn
• The History of Middle-earth — also: HoME, The History of Middle-earth
• The Hoarwell — also: the Hoarwell, Mitheithel, the grey river of the wild
• The Hobbit — also: The Hobbit, There and Back Again
• The Horn of Gondor — also: the Horn of Gondor, the horn of Boromir
• The Host of the West — also: the Host of the West, the army of the Captains, the great host of the war, the seven thousands of the West
• The House of Finwë — also: The House of Finwë, the Noldor and the houses of the House of Finwë
• The Houses of the Edain — also: The Houses of the Edain
• The Hunt for the Ring — also: The Hunt for the Ring, the search for Gollum
• The Iron Crown — also: the Iron Crown, the crown of Morgoth, the crown of the Silmarils
• The Iron Hills — also: the Iron Hills, the Iron-home of the eastern dwarves
• The Island of Balar — also: the Island of Balar, Balar, the isle of the ships
• The Istari — also: the Istari, the Wizards, the emissaries of the West, the Five Wizards
• The Kin-strife — also: the Kin-strife, the kin-strife of Gondor, the war of the kinslayings in Gondor, Castamir’s rebellion
• The King's Men — also: The King’s Men, the party of the Downfall, the Lords of the Sea
• The Kings of Durin's Line — also: The Kings of Durin’s Line, the line of Durin, Durin and his heirs, the Longbeards’ kings
• The Kings of Gondor — also: The Kings of Gondor, the royal line of Gondor, the line of the South-kingdom
• The Kings of Gondor and Arnor — also: The Kings of Gondor and Arnor, the line of Elendil, the heirs of Isildur and Anárion
• The Kings of Númenor — also: The Kings of Númenor, the kings of the Sceptre, the royal line of Númenor
• The Kings of Rohan — also: The Kings of Rohan, the royal line of the Mark, the line of Eorl
• The Kings of the Woodland Realm — also: The Kings of the Woodland Realm
• The Kinship of the Half-elven — also: The Kinship of the Half-elven
• The Kinslaying at Alqualondë — also: the Kinslaying at Alqualondë, the first Kinslaying, the Slaying of the Teleri, Kinslaying
• The Last Alliance — also: the Last Alliance, the Last Alliance of Elves and Men, the Great Alliance, Last Alliance
• The Last Bridge — also: the Last Bridge, the old bridge over the Hoarwell, the bridge of the Mitheithel
• The Lays of Beleriand — also: the Lays of Beleriand, HoME 3
• The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien — also: Letters of Tolkien, The Letters
• The Lhammas — also: The Lhammas, the Account of Tongues
• The Light of Valinor — also: the Light of Valinor, the light of the Two Trees, the ancient light
• The Line of Durin — also: The Line of Durin
• The Line of Elros — also: The Line of Elros
• The Line of Thingol — also: The Line of Thingol
• The Long Peace — also: the Long Peace, the Siege of Angband, the peace of Beleriand, Siege of Angband
• The Long-expected Party — also: the Long-expected Party, the birthday party of Bilbo and Frodo, the Party of the Ring’s leaving
• The Lord of the Rings — also: The Lord of the Rings, LOTR
• The Lords of Andúnië — also: The Lords of Andúnië, the lords of the western haven
• The Lost Road — also: The Lost Road and Other Writings, HoME 5
• The Lost Road and Other Writings — also: The Lost Road and Other Writings, The Lost Road (HoME 5), the time-travel novel of Númenor
• The Malduin — also: The Malduin, Malduin, the Golden River
• The Mallorn — also: the Mallorn, the mallorn-trees, the golden trees of Lórien, the Mellyrn
• The Master of Lake-town — also: the Master of Lake-town, the Master of Esgaroth
• The Mearas — also: the Mearas, the horses of the kings of Rohan, the horse-kind of the Mark, the grandfather-horses
• The Midgewater Marshes — also: the Midgewater Marshes, the fen of the midges, the mire of the flies
• The Mindeb — also: The Mindeb, Mindeb
• The Mirror of Galadriel — also: the Mirror of Galadriel, Mirror of Lórien
• The Mithril-coat — also: the Mithril-coat, the mithril shirt, Bilbo’s mithril shirt
• The Moon — also: the Moon, the silver Moon
• The Morgai — also: the Morgai, the inner ridge of Mordor
• The Morning Star — also: the Morning Star, the Evening Star, Eärendil’s Star, the Star of High Hope
• The Mouth of Sauron — also: the Mouth of Sauron, the Lieutenant of the Dark Tower, the herald of Sauron
• The Music of the Ainur — also: The Music of the Ainur, Ainulindalë, the Great Music, The Great Music
• The Nameless Things — also: the Nameless Things, nameless things (beneath the deeps)
• The Narog — also: the Narog, Narog
• The Nature of Middle-earth — also: The Nature of Middle-earth, the Nature of ME (2021), Hostetter’s collection of the late texts
• The Nimrodel — also: The Nimrodel, the river Nimrodel, the stream of Lórien, the Nimrodel song
• The Nine Rings — also: The Nine Rings, the Nine, the rings of the kings of Men
• The North Downs — also: the North Downs, the Downs of the North, the highlands of Arnor
• The Notion Club Papers — also: The Notion Club Papers, the Papers, Notion Club
• The Oath of Eorl — also: the Oath of Eorl, the Oath of the Steward and the Horse-lords, the alliance of Gondor and Rohan
• The Oath of Fëanor — also: the Oath of Fëanor, the terrible oath, the Oath of the sons of Fëanor
• The Old Forest — also: the Old Forest, the ancient forest, the wood between Brandywine and tomb
• The Old Man Willow — also: the Old Man Willow, the willow of the wood, the great fearful tree
• The Old Took — also: the Old Took, Gerontius Took, the grandfather of the Tooks, the Thain who lived to 130
• The One Ring — also: the One Ring, the Ring, the Ruling Ring, the Ring of Power
• The Palantíri — also: the Palantíri, the Seeing-stones, the Stones of the West, the palantír (singular)
• The Party Tree — also: the Party Tree, the great tree of the Party Field, the party-tree of Hobbiton
• The Pass of Aglon — also: The Pass of Aglon, Aglon, the narrow pass
• The Paths of the Dead — also: The Paths of the Dead
• The Peoples of Middle-earth — also: The Peoples of Middle-earth, HoME 12
• The Petty-dwarves — also: The Petty-dwarves, the Noegyth Nibin, the Nibin-noeg, the dwarf-folk of Mîm
• The Phial of Galadriel — also: the Phial of Galadriel, the phial of the Lady, the star-glass, the light of Eärendil in a crystal
• The Princes of Dol Amroth — also: The Princes of Dol Amroth, the Swan-lords, the house of Dol Amroth, the Princes of the Belfalas
• The Quest of Erebor — also: The Quest of Erebor, the story behind the journey
• The Quest of the Silmaril — also: the Quest of the Silmaril, the Quest of Beren and Lúthien, the bride-price of Lúthien
• The Rammas Echor — also: the Rammas Echor, the wall of the Pelennor, the great wall of Gondor
• The Redhorn Gate — also: the Redhorn Gate, the Redhorn Pass, Caradhras, the cruell of the passes
• The Return of the King — also: The Return of the King, the Return of the Kings
• The Return of the Shadow — also: The Return of the Shadow, HoME 6
• The Riddles in the Dark — also: the Riddles in the Dark, the riddle-game, the riddles of Bilbo and Gollum
• The Ride of the Rohirrim — also: the Ride of the Rohirrim, the going of the Riders of the Mark, the muster of the Riders to the war, the ride of the Horse-lords
• The Ring of Barahir — also: the Ring of Barahir, the ring of Finrod, the heirloom of the Elf-friends
• The Ring of Doom — also: the Ring of Doom, the Máhanaxar, the Máhanaxar of Valmar
• The Ring-bearers — also: the Ring-bearers, the Ring-bearer (Frodo), the bearers of the Ring, the keepers of the Ring
• The Ring-verse — also: the Ring-verse, the rhyme of the Rings, the Ring-rhyme, Ash nazg durbatulûk
• The Rings of Power — also: the Rings of Power, the Rings, the One Ring and the lesser rings, The Three Rings
• The Ringwil — also: The Ringwil, Ringwil
• The Ringwraiths — also: The Ringwraiths, the Nazgûl, the Nine, the Black Riders, the Nine Riders, the riders of the Dark
• The Rising of the Sun — also: the Rising of the Sun, the first rising of the Sun, the dawn of the First Age, the Sun of the new age
• The Road Goes Ever On — also: The Road Goes Ever On, the Tolkien-Swann song-cycle, the songs of the Road
• The Round World — also: the Round World, the rounding of the world
• The Ruin of Doriath — also: the Ruin of Doriath, the fall of Doriath, the war of the Nauglamír
• The Sack of Erebor — also: the Sack of Erebor, the sack of the Kingdom under the Mountain, the burning of Dale
• The Sack of Nargothrond — also: the Sack of Nargothrond, the ruin of Nargothrond, Glaurung’s ravage of the Narog
• The Sceptre of Númenor — also: the Sceptre of Númenor, the sceptre of the Kings
• The Scouring of the Shire — also: the Scouring of the Shire, the freeing of the Shire, the Battle of Bywater
• The Sea — also: the Sea, the Great Sea, the Great Waters, The Great Sea
• The Sea of Rhûn — also: the Sea of Rhûn, the eastern sea, Rhûn
• The Second Kinslaying — also: the Second Kinslaying, the fall of Doriath, the assault on Menegroth
• The Secret Fire — also: The Secret Fire, the Flame Imperishable, the Flame Eternal, The Spirit of Fire
• The Seven Fathers of the Dwarves — also: the Seven Fathers of the Dwarves, the Seven Fathers
• The Seven Rings — also: The Seven Rings, the Seven, the rings of the Dwarf-kings
• The Shadowy Seas — also: the Shadowy Seas
• The Shaping of Middle-earth — also: the Shaping of Middle-earth, HoME 4
• The Shibboleth of Fëanor — also: The Shibboleth of Fëanor, the Shibboleth
• The Shire — also: the Shire, the land of the hobbits, the Shire of the Halflings
• The Siege of Angband — also: the Siege of Angband, the leaguer of Angband, the long Siege of the North
• The Siege of Barad-dûr — also: the Siege of Barad-dûr, the leaguer of the Dark Tower, the seven years of the siege, the investment of the last age
• The Siege of Minas Tirith — also: the Siege of Minas Tirith, the great siege of the City, the doom of Gondor, the siege of the City of the Guard
• The Silmarillion (the book) — also: The Silmarillion, the book of the Silmarillion
• The Silmarils — also: the Silmarils, the silmarilli, the jewels of Fëanor, the holy jewels
• The Silverlode — also: the Silverlode, Celebrant, the bright river of Lórien, the silver stream of the Golden Wood
• The Sirion — also: the Sirion, Sirion, the River Sirion
• The Stewards of Gondor — also: The Stewards of Gondor, the Ruling Stewards, the stewards who ruled in the king’s name
• The Stone of Erech — also: the Stone of Erech, the black stone of the Dead, the tryst of the Grey Host, the hill of Erech
• The Straight Road — also: the Straight Road, the straight way of the Elves, the road to the West
• The Sun — also: the Sun, the Golden Sun
• The Sundering of the Elves — also: The Sundering of the Elves
• The Swan-ships — also: the Swan-ships, the white ships of the Teleri, the ships of Alqualondë
• The Tale of Tinúviel — also: The Tale of Tinúviel, the tale of Beren and Tinúviel
• The Tale of Tuor — also: the Tale of Tuor, Of Tuor and his Coming to Gondolin
• The Tale of Turambar — also: The Tale of Turambar, the tale of Túrin of the Men of Hador
• The Tale of Years of the Second Age — also: The Tale of Years of the Second Age, the Second Age chapter of the Tale of Years, the annals of the Second Age
• The Tale of the Fall of Gondolin — also: The Tale of the Fall of Gondolin, the fall of the Gondothlim
• The Teiglin — also: the Teiglin, Teiglin
• The Temple of Melkor — also: the Temple of Melkor, the temple of the Darkness, the great temple of Númenor, the shrine in Armenelos
• The Third Kinslaying — also: the Third Kinslaying, the Attack on the Havens, the Sack of the Havens of Sirion
• The Three Rings — also: The Three Rings, the Three, Narya, Nenya and Vilya, the Elven-rings (great)
• The Three-Farthing Stone — also: the Three-Farthing Stone, the stone of the farthings, the milestone of the East Road
• The Timeless Halls — also: The Timeless Halls
• The Tooks — also: The Tooks, the Took family, the Old Took’s folk, the Tooks of Tuckborough
• The Tower Hills — also: the Tower Hills, Emyn Beraid, the White Towers, the western hills of the Shire
• The Treason of Isengard — also: The Treason of Isengard, HoME 7
• The Trollshaws — also: the Trollshaws, the troll-woods of the east, the woods of the road to Rivendell
• The Two Lamps — also: the Two Lamps, Illuin and Ormal, the lamps of the Valar, Helcar, Ringil, Illuin, Ormal, The Years of the Lamps
• The Two Towers — also: The Two Towers, the Towers of the Fallen
• The Two Trees of Valinor — also: the Two Trees, the Light of Valinor, Telperion and Laurelin, the silver and the golden, The Years of the Trees
• The Undying Lands — also: the Undying Lands, Aman, the Blessed Realm, the lands of the West, the Far West
• The Unexpected Party — also: the Unexpected Party, the coming of the dwarves, the party at Bag End
• The Union of Maedhros — also: the Union of Maedhros, the Union of the… , the great league of Maedhros
• The Void — also: the Void, the Outer Dark
• The Walls of the World — also: the Walls of the World
• The War for the Sake of the Elves — also: the War for the Sake of the Elves, the War of the Valar, the First War, War for the Sake of the Elves
• The War of Wrath — also: the War of Wrath, the Great Battle, the Great Battles of the end of the age, the Last Battle of the Elder Age
• The War of the Elves and Sauron — also: the War of the Elves and Sauron, the War of Sauron and the Elves, the ruin of Eregion
• The War of the Jewels — also: The War of the Jewels, HoME 11
• The War of the Ring — also: The War of the Ring, HoME 8
• The War of the Ring (HoME 8) — also: The War of the Ring (HoME 8), The War of the Ring (volume), The War of the Ring, ed. C. Tolkien
• The Watcher in the Water — also: the Watcher in the Water, the Watcher, the beast of the lake before Moria
• The Wellinghall — also: the Wellinghall, Treebeard’s hall, the hall of the spring
• The Westfold — also: the Westfold, the western march of the Mark
• The White Council — also: the White Council, the Council of the Wise
• The White Tree — also: the White Tree, the White Tree of Númenor, the Tree of the Kings
• The White Tree of Gondor — also: the White Tree of Gondor, the White Tree, the sapling of the line of Nimloth, the tree of the kings
• The Withered Heath — also: the Withered Heath, the dragon-country of the north, the heath of the worms
• The Woodland Realm — also: the Woodland Realm, the realm of the Elvenking, the kingdom of Mirkwood, Thranduil’s realm
• The Woody End — also: the Woody End, the woods of the East-farthing, the old wood of the Shire
• The Years of the Trees — also: the Years of the Trees, the Count of the Trees
• Thingol — also: Thingol, Elu Thingol (Elwë Singollo), the King of the Thousand Caves, the Grey-cloak, Elwë
• Third Age — also: the Third Age, the age of the Ring
• Thorin — also: Thorin, Thorin Oakenshield, the King under the Mountain (in exile)
• Thorondor — also: Thorondor, King of the Eagles, Lord of the Eagles of the North, the mightiest of the eagles of the Elder Days
• Thranduil — also: Thranduil, the Elvenking, the Elvenking of the wood
• Thráin — also: Thráin, Thráin II, the father of Thorin, King under the Mountain (in exile)
• Thrór — also: Thrór, the father of Thráin, the slain King under the Mountain
• Thrór's Map — also: Thrór’s Map, the Map of the Mountain, the map of Erebor
• Thuringwethil — also: Thuringwethil, the vampire, the messenger of Sauron
• Théoden — also: Théoden, Théoden Ednew (the Renewed), the King of the Golden Hall
• Théodred — also: Théodred, the Second Marshal of the Mark
• Tilion — also: Tilion, the Moon-hunter
• Tirion — also: Tirion, the city of the Noldor, Tirion upon Túna
• Tol Eressëa — also: Tol Eressëa, the Lonely Isle, the Isle of the… , the island of Eressëa
• Tol Galen — also: Tol Galen, the Green Isle
• Tol Sirion — also: Tol Sirion, the isle of the Sirion, Minas Tirith of Beleriand
• Tol-in-Gaurhoth — also: Tol-in-Gaurhoth, the Isle of Werewolves, the Tower of Sauron, the island of the Guard
• Tom Bombadil — also: Tom Bombadil, Bombadil, the Master of the Old Forest, the eldest and fatherless
• Treebeard — also: Treebeard, Fangorn (the name of the forest, used as his own), the eldest of the Ents, the Old Man of the Wood
• Trolls — also: Trolls, Stone-trolls, the trolls of the Trollshaws
• Tulkas — also: Tulkas, Astaldo (the Valiant), the Strong
• Tumladen — also: Tumladen, the Hidden Vale
• Tuor — also: Tuor, Eladar (father of Eärendil), the Messenger of Ulmo, Tuor of the foaming wave
• Turgon — also: Turgon, the Wise, King of Gondolin, the Hidden King
• Túna — also: Túna, the hill of Túna
• Túrin — also: Túrin, Turambar (Master of Doom), Neithan (the Wronged), Gorthol (the Dread Helm), Agarwaen (the Blood-stained), Mormegil (the Black Sword), the Black Sword

U

• Uinen — also: Uinen, Lady of the Seas
• Uldor — also: Uldor, Uldor the Accursed, the traitor of the Easterlings
• Ulfang — also: Ulfang, Ulfang the Black, the father of the treacherous sons, lord of the Easterlings
• Ulmo — also: Ulmo (the name of his being), Lord of Waters, Master of the Deep
• Ulumúri — also: Ulumúri, the great conches, the horns of Ulmo
• Umbar — also: Umbar, the Haven of Umbar, the great haven of the South
• Unfinished Tales — also: Unfinished Tales, of the incomplete tales
• Ungoliant — also: Ungoliant, the Great Spider, Gloom-weaver, the Devourer
• Uruk-hai — also: Uruk-hai, the great orcs, the soldiers-orcs of Saruman
• Utumno — also: Utumno, Udûn, the first stronghold of the Enemy, the deeps of the North

V

• Vairë — also: Vairë, the Weaver
• Valacirca — also: Valacirca, the Sickle of the Valar, The Plough / Big Dipper (modern)
• Valaquenta — also: Valaquenta, the Account of the Valar and Maiar
• Valar — also: Valar (the Powers), the Lords of the West, the Guardians
• Valarin — also: Valarin, the tongue of the Valar
• Valaróma — also: Valaróma, the horn of Oromë, the great horn
• Valinor — also: Valinor, the Land of the Valar, the Blessed Realm
• Valmar — also: Valmar, the city of the Valar, Valimar (the burg of the gods)
• Vanyar — also: Vanyar, the Fair Elves, the Elves of the Light, The First Kindred
• Varda — also: Varda Elentári, Elbereth Githoniel, Tintallë (Star-kindler), the Lady of the Stars, the Queen of the Stars
• Vilya — also: Vilya, the Ring of Air
• Vingilot — also: Vingilot, the Foam-flower, Wingilótë (Quenya), the Star-ship
• Vinyamar — also: Vinyamar, the New-home, the town by the sea
• Voronwë — also: Voronwë, the Steadfast
• Vána — also: Vána, the Ever-young

W

• Wainriders — also: Wainriders, the wagon-people of the East, the times of the Wainriders
• Wargs — also: Wargs, the wolves, the wolves of the Misty Mountains
• Weathertop — also: Weathertop, Amon Sûl, the Hill of the Wind
• Werewolves — also: Werewolves, the werewolves of Sauron, the Wargs, the wolf-creatures
• Westron — also: Westron, the Common Speech, the language of the West, Adûni
• Will Whitfoot — also: Will Whitfoot, the Mayor of Michel Delving, the burghmaster of the Shire
• Witch-king of Angmar — also: Witch-king of Angmar, the Witch-king, the Lord of the Nazgûl, the Lord of Morgul, Sauron’s chief servant

Y

• Yavanna — also: Yavanna Kementári, the Giver of Fruits, the Earth-queen