What's in a Name?, Hobbits, dwarves, elves, you? |
 Jun 17 2008, 10:52 AM
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The Leaky Limerick Lollapalooza  Posts: 3,898 Joined: 2:58pm November 12, 2007 Location: Somewhere over the rainbow.   |
QUOTE(nerdfighter @ Jun 16 2008, 05:07 PM)  Elf:Finwë Melwasúl Hobbit:Sancho Chubb (does this name make me look fat?)  Just call me Ruby Deepdelver of Brocken Borings or if you're Elfish, Nessa Narmolanya. --------------------  W.L.Y.J. We love you Jo |
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Jun 18 2008, 08:41 AM
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Knight Bus Driver in Training Posts: 566 Joined: 2:43pm January 28, 2005 Location: Out there, doing it for Dumbledore!  |
Hm, that second generator tells me I was an Eavesdropping Bird-tamer in Middle Earth. The feminine root name I think I prefer is Angatourien. The hobbit lass I was had the name Adamanta Hill from The Far Downs.
As a dwarf I would have been Nîm Poolrage -- I kind of like this because of that TV series Surface, and the little sea monster named Niim whom I believe experienced pool rage when he was being held for observation at the seaquarium. The orcish name is hilarious. Ugsnak the Meek. Meek orc, you say? Short-lived orc say I. And the Adunaic name was Iyadakhaba. Very exotic. Now, using the user name "Witchchylde Kathleen", I got some equally interesting results. The Red Book lists Witchchylde Kathleen as a Smiling Elf. Her Elven name would have been Thincairiel. Her Hobbit name was Adamanta Brandybuck from The Far Downs -- and I'm all for being a Brandybuck! The Dwarvish name is Ibun Poolguard. So rather than rageful, this Dwarven lass was a sturdy guard. Nice. The orcish name was another meek one, so probably another early demise there. And the Adunaic name was Sûlakhaphur, nice as well but not quite as nice as the first. Ooh, and Witchchylde Kathleen in Tengwar! http://derhobbit-film.de/rune/runes.php?fs...ylde%20Kathleen This post has been edited by Whisperwing: Jun 18 2008, 08:47 AM -------------------- "Daaawlish" -- it's the new "Smurf"! "The name is Dawlish. John Dawlish."
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Jun 18 2008, 09:13 AM
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The Other Half of the DDD  Posts: 5,398 Joined: 10:10am March 16, 2007 Location: Marauding with Moony, Padfoot and Prongs |
I tried the second name generator for all my Middle Earth names, and here's what it came up with.
In Middle Earth I was a Ring Wearing Elf - cool! The feminine Elven name I prefer is Belegcairiel My Hobbit lass name is Adamanta Tunnelly from the Far Downs My Dwarven name is Kim Poolguard My Orkish name is Thrakwakh the Meek - I love this one!  And my Adunaic name is Karabkaphur!  --------------------   Jo's Book Nook is now reading Skellig by David Almond and The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge. Come and join in the discussions here! Snape and Slytherin icons by princessbloomy@livejournal |
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Jun 18 2008, 10:14 AM
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WhizzHard Books Copy Editor Posts: 2,149 Joined: 10:58pm January 6, 2007 Location: Curled up with a book   |
My Hobbit name is Tigerlily Broadbelt. I quite like it actually. I think tigerlilys are pretty flowers.
My Elven name is Tamuríl Anwamanë. I couldn't pronounce it if I tried. I really don't like that one. EDIT: Aparently, I forgot to type a bunch of words. This post has been edited by Deathly Hallower: Jun 18 2008, 10:45 AM --------------------   |
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 Jun 18 2008, 10:21 AM
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Cauldron Bottom Measurer Posts: 128 Joined: 6:31pm March 25, 2008 Location: Space-Time: aren't we all |
My hobbit name is Olo Gamgee-Took of Bywater and my Elvish name is Findecáno Telrúnya. Weird.
-------------------- As each and every piece of his home swirled around him and into the sky, his body was covered with cuts and gashes. As the last shard hit him and flew up, he collapsed, wondering how long it would be until he bled to death. Crying, he fell asleep; hoping that when he woke up, the house would be there...
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Jun 18 2008, 11:59 AM
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Leaky's Official Donut Maker and Mosquito Man Posts: 11,505 Joined: 10:51am August 25, 2005 Location: Playing kal-toh with Professor Snape  |
QUOTE(jordan_hf @ Jun 18 2008, 01:21 PM) My hobbit name is Olo Gamgee-Took of Bywater  Oh my gosh that is so cool. My Hobbit name was totally lame, I cant even remember what it was lol. Your Gamgee-Took name means that you're related to Sam from LOTR (Sam Wise Gamgee) and Bilbo because although he's a Baggins, he's also part Took.  So where are you guys getting the dwarf and orc names? (obviously I seem to have missed something here) 
--------------------   I'm 1 of the 99.99% W.L.Y.J.  When I sleep I dream, and when I dream I can rise above the walls Remember Cameron Duncan Thanks Jeff! |
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Jun 18 2008, 01:53 PM
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Eeylops Owl Cage Cleaner Posts: 237 Joined: 9:50am September 5, 2007 Location: Helping Harry with his homework |
Cool Topic!
Hobbit name-Rosie-Posie Overhill of Nobottle Elvish name-Lúthien Fëfalas Middle-Earth name-Ring-wearing Half-elf Elven 2nd-Arbelethien Hobbit 2nd-Menegilda Greenhand from Tighfield Dwarfen name-Perin Iceyfist Orkish name-Ishluk the Sly Adunaic name-Attudamneg Weird,honestly,but cool... This post has been edited by Alyonka: Jun 18 2008, 02:05 PM -------------------- Something wicked this way comes...
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Jun 19 2008, 03:54 PM
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One Half of the DDD  Posts: 8,952 Joined: 5:31pm August 30, 2006 Location: Siriusly Dreaming Somewhere |
For Moose and anyone else who missed the links see posts #1 and #6
I went to the site that Mollycoddle88 posted and it turns out I'm a Furry-footed Stone-troll *quietly examines feet and realises that they are, at this minute, blue and furry* spooky. Hobbit name: Adamanta Whitfoot from The Far Downs Dwarf name: Mundin Poolhammer Orkish name: Globkû the Meek Adûnaic name: Manôkhakil Hmm, I think on balance I'll stick with my other Hobbit name - Ruby Gamgee-Took of Bywater, I like being a Gamgee-Took and "Ruby" is one of my favourite Kaiser Chiefs songs. lol hehe, I put in my username and it came up as a Prancing Elf This post has been edited by Dreamteam: Jun 19 2008, 04:12 PM --------------------  March's Book Nook: The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge/Skellig by David Almond "THEN YOU SHOULD HAVE DIED!" roared Black. "DIED RATHER THAN BETRAY YOUR FRIENDS, AS WE WOULD HAVE DONE FOR YOU!" |
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Jun 20 2008, 01:35 PM
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Inquiring about Double-ended Newts Posts: 984 Joined: 4:46pm September 16, 2006 Location: Trying to find the Room of Requirement. |
Awesome, I love name generators!
 Okay, According to the Red Book of Westmarch, In Middle-earth, [my full name] was a Powerful Ainur Elven Name Possibilities for [my full name] The root name suitable for feminine and masculine is: Telnil Another masculine version is: Telnilion Hobbit lad name for [my full name] Paladin Cotton from The Far Downs Dwarven Name for [my full name] Drór Silvervisor Orkish Name for [my full name] Sharwûsh the Smasher Adûnaic name for [my full name] Ikilkhazîr |
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Jun 20 2008, 11:15 PM
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Knight MacMod The Great Protecting The Memory Of Sense Posts: 2,511 Joined: 7:17pm February 17, 2006 Location: 3rd door on the left, Hogsmeade |
Mongo Hardbottle---
hmmm...not sure what to think about that. If I were to make up a Hobbit sounding name for myself, it would probably be something like Geeko Thrushbabble. --------------------  click the Q "And, if there is need to speak in brief summary of this power, we shall find that none of the things which are done with intelligence take place without the help of speech, but that in all our actions as well as in all our thoughts speech is our guide, . . ." Isocrates, Antidosis |
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