What is your Elvish, Hobbit, Dwarf or Wizard name?

Gal8h9d · Post by **Gal8h9d** » Mon Dec 08, 2008 11:27 am

My elvish name is Hadrielia
Human: Aaweth Princess of Dol Amroth
Wizard: Olórin

Thanks for the link to the name generator! I never realized that there is one and was always asking myself, where the middle-earth names of people I met came from.

Iolanthe · Post by **Iolanthe** » Tue Dec 09, 2008 7:25 pm

I bet most people choose them for themselves (thus avoiding being Ivy Grubb

).

ETA: Hey! This is a different generator than the one I got Ivy Grubb from! I'm now Jollyra Darnswool of the Bree. Much better

.

Philipa · Post by **Philipa** » Tue Dec 09, 2008 9:55 pm

Yes, it's a different generator. The old one disappeared off the net. I'm so glad your name has been altered to something more...feminine.

Iolanthe · Post by **Iolanthe** » Fri Dec 12, 2008 5:22 pm

And less, well..... Grubby

.

Meliel · Post by **Meliel** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 7:59 pm

What interesting names I got.

My first name:

Hobbit: Gwinoic Sackville, Princess of the halflings (Uh.......)

Elf: Puwen Undomiel (That doesn't sound very ladylike to me...)
Dwarf: Muniver Orc-death (Sounds like Gimli's nickname.)

Human: Drimeth, White Lady of Rohan (Uh.......)

Wizard: Olorin, White Rider (Doesn't sound like me...but it sounds familiar...)

My first and last name:

Hobbit: Rybrylla Long Cleve of Buckland (Now THAT'S what I'm talking about...but were Long Cleves living in Buckland?)

Elf: Hiothiel High Queen of the Elves (that's nice. )
Dwarf: Ceana, Queen of the Glittering Caves (I have a friend named Ciana!)...........(Wait a minute...wouldn't this make me Gimli's wife!?!?!)

Human: Cadade Telecontar (Cadade...sounds like dish soap to me.)

Wizard: Alatar, Lady of Forests (ooh. I like that!

)

My full name:

Hobbit: Braryan Goodchild of Hardbottle (Goodness gracious!

)
Elf: Isidien Shipwright (Interesting...)
Dwarf: Raevyan of Moria (Yikes.)
Human: Davia Princess of Ithilien (Finally a good human name)
Wizard: Sharkey Stormcrow (

I have no idea.)

Hope you liked them.

Iolanthe · Post by **Iolanthe** » Sun Dec 28, 2008 6:40 pm

I'd stick with the middle list - that makes you High Queen of the Elves and Queen of the Dwarves at one and the same time, and if you're a Telcontar then you must be related to Aragorn and the new royal house

. Pity about Gimli though. Perhaps you can leave him at home in the Glittering Caves while you ride about visiting your elvish, dwarvish and human minions (don't forget the crown)

.

Philipa · Post by **Philipa** » Sun Mar 08, 2009 12:18 am

I found another Middle-earth name generator. This one is full of surprises.

According to the Red Book of Westmarch,
In Middle-earth, *** was a
Popular Variag

Elven Name Possibilities for ***
The root name suitable for feminine and masculine is:

Lossentasarë

Another masculine version is:

Lossentasarëion

More feminine versions are:
Lossentasarëiel
Lossentasarëien
Lossentasarëwen

Hobbit lad name for ***
Saradoc Gardener from Tuckborough

Hobbit lass name for ***
Angelica Gardener from Tuckborough

Dwarven Name for ***
Gimli Copperear
This name is for both genders.

Orkish Name for ***
Ghâshklâsh the Crazed
This name is for both genders.

Adûnaic name for ***
Haiyatudkan

Variag *what the heck is a variag?? and those elven names are truly to long.

But now I do like being an Angelica Gardener.

And Ghâshklâsh the Crazed is right up my alley.

I like how the dwarf names are male and female. This kind of makes sense when you live in a cave like environment.

Riv Res · Post by **Riv Res** » Sun Mar 08, 2009 12:26 am

Variags are inhabitants of a country called Khand, in southern Middle Earth, between Mordor and Harad. They aren't Haradrim, and nothing really is said about them, which makes one wonder why Tolkien put them in at all. Maybe they were to have some crucial role in a book he never got around to writing? One website says the Variags were very loyal to Sauron whereas the Haradrim were just tricked. At least that makes a bit of sense. In fact I don't think we're even told they're humans. They might be orcs. Or elves. Or aaracokra.

The Variag ambassador was not very popular at the royal court of Gondor.

From the urban dictionary.

Lindariel · Post by **Lindariel** » Sun Mar 08, 2009 2:02 am

How Fun Philipa!

Here are my results:

According to the Red Book of Westmarch,
In Middle-earth, ***** was a
Revered Elf

Elven Name Possibilities for *****
The root name suitable for feminine and masculine is:
Gorothcair
Another masculine version is:
Gorothcairion
More feminine versions are:
Gorothcairiel
Gorothcairien
Gorothcairwen

Hobbit lad name for *****
Porto Gamgee from The Far Downs
Hobbit lass name for *****
Adamanta Gamgee from The Far Downs

Dwarven Name for *****
Dori Poolguard
This name is for both genders.

Orkish Name for *****
Gromwakh the Meek
This name is for both genders.

Adûnaic name for *****
Azdikhaphur

Hmmm, I'm a Revered Elf, but I don't much care for the sound of the Elven names, and the root name, as best I've been able to determine using my two Elvish dictionaries, means Horror/Dread (goroth) Ship (cair). That's not terribly positive! Or ? (go) Foam (roth) Ship (cair), which is better, but then what does the go- part mean?

I do like the idea of being named Adamanta Gamgee, though!

Philipa · Post by **Philipa** » Sun Mar 08, 2009 5:27 pm

Riv thank you for that information on the variags. I'm not sure even with the kind word of 'popular' in front I want to be one.

Merry · Post by **Merry** » Sun Mar 08, 2009 5:38 pm

That's okay, Philipa. When I entered my name, it reported that I was a world-famous Cave Troll!

Philipa · Post by **Philipa** » Sun Mar 08, 2009 6:31 pm

Merry wrote:That's okay, Philipa. When I entered my name, it reported that I was a world-famous Cave Troll!

Thanks Merry, I don't feel so bad now.

marbretherese · Post by **marbretherese** » Sun Mar 08, 2009 7:29 pm

This is a good name generator! Apparently, according to the Red Book of Westmarch, In Middle-earth, I was a Troublesome Rohirrim (pretty much sums me up perfectly. How did they know?

)

Elven Name Possibilities : Ringfiniel, Ringfinien, Ringfinwen (rings, cool!)

Hobbit lass name : Berylla Gamgee from Needlehole (sounds like a seamstress)

Dwarven Name : Malin Bronzeskull (I really like that one!)

Orkish Name : Kurkûl the Sneak (ah well, can't win 'em all. . . )

thanks, Philipa, that was fun!

Iolanthe · Post by **Iolanthe** » Mon Mar 09, 2009 5:28 pm

marbretherese wrote:...according to the Red Book of Westmarch, In Middle-earth, I was a Troublesome Rohirrim (pretty much sums me up perfectly. How did they know?

Well, that explains a lot

.

Good to know Lindariel is a 'meek' orc. It must have been hell at orc school.

Turns out I'm a Sword-swinging Gardner

. That's one way to cut the lawn and probably explains why everything dies after I prune it.

Elf name: Waendiliel

Hobbit name: Tanta Bracegirdle from Combe. That is very cool because I used to know someone called Hilary Bracegirdle (yes.... really!)

Dwarf name: Dóin Mithrilskull. I reckon a Mithrilskull will beat a Bronzeskull any day

.

Orcish name: Ashwúrz the Massive

Very

marbretherese · Post by **marbretherese** » Mon Mar 09, 2009 6:43 pm

Iolanthe wrote: I reckon a Mithrilskull will beat a Bronzeskull any day .

That's Malin Bronzeskull to you, friend