Last Letter Game

Originally posted by Thorondor
Rúmil
An Elven loremaster, the inventor of written letters.

And, yes, Elmo was indeed an ancestor of Celeborn, being the father of Galadhon the father of Galathil and - Celeborn ^^ and, interestingly, most of his near relatives bore the names of trees, Galathilion, Celeborn and Nimloth were all white trees said to be related to silpion.
Thus Celeborn is also related to Galadriel who was the daughter of Earwen daughter of Olwe brother of Elmo 😛

Silmo

the guardian of the silver tree silpion 😄

Orome (think I may of used him before)

Earwen

Númenor

The island kingdom of the Dúnedain, raised from the sea by the Valar as a gift and reward to the Men who had remained faithful through the dark years of the First Age.

Rohan
kingdom of blond men who had lots of horses, you should all know who they are so I don't care that my description stinks.

Originally posted by anaritearbina
Rohan
kingdom of blond men who had lots of horses, you should all know who they are so I don't care that my description stinks.

hehe 😄

Nimbrethil

A region of birchwoods that lay in the land of Arvernien, on the northern shore of the Bay of Balar. Wood from the forests of Nimbrethil was used by Eärendil to construct his ship Vingilot.

lay of luthien
a song about how Luthien and Beren met. I proably didn't spell it right but I'm pretty sure it ends with an n so it shouldn't matter. Sorry if I did.

Lay of Leithian
close and you were right it ended in an n 🙂

Newbury
A large village in northern Buckland, situated a few miles north of Crickhollow.

Yáre

the quenya-word for "old" and a name of Tom Bombadil

oh no you might do better than me lol i cant speak elvish 😛

Eöl

The Dark Elf (need i say more? lol)

😛

Lothlann

the "flower-plain", east of Dorthonion in Beleriand, I think later called anfauglith

lol i never noticed till now how many words end in n😛

Nardol

The Beacon on Eilenach was the second out from Minas Tirith

😄 😄

Nargil

Name of a mythical weapon not nearer described, name probably "fire-star", later used by tolkien for a pass in the Ephel Dúath in an early map of lotr

whew you confused me with n 😄
ok... l... hm.........Lanthir Lamath,
waterfall in Beleriand ^^

Herion
The third Steward to rule in Gondor

nindamos

Silvan Elvish

The lost tongue of the Silvan realms

hollin

westron name of eregion

Nandor

The followers of Lenwë

Rómestámo

The earlier name of one of the blue wizards