Skip to main content

Manave Eru Sulanul's definitions

Arda

In Tolkien's mythology; The world, seperated from the void and created by the Valar as revealed the them by eru called Iluvatar but scarred by melkor.
"Arda, in tolkien's mythology all creation as made by the Valar."
by Manave Eru Sulanul July 5, 2004
mugGet the Arda mug.

Mithrandir

One of the Istari (Wizards) in Tolkien's works. Also Called Gandalf.
"Mithrandir!...Mithrandir! They've taken the river at Osgiliath!!! The Bridge is taken!"
by Manave Eru Sulanul July 6, 2004
mugGet the Mithrandir mug.

Elrond

Elrond; The Half Elven in Tolkien's Mythology is lord of Rivendell, called Imladris by the elves. He held a council during the days of the third age where the fellowship of the ring was created. He was brother to Elros.
"The Actor who played Elrond also played Agent Smith in The Matrix."
by Manave Eru Sulanul July 5, 2004
mugGet the Elrond mug.

Imladris

Called Rivendell a haven of the elves in west middle earth whose lord is Elrond
"Rivendell is called Imladris in the elven tongue. Elrond is its lord"
by Manave Eru Sulanul July 6, 2004
mugGet the Imladris mug.

That's what guns are for!

A phrase used when the situation at hand seems hopeless, or mind bogglingly silly. Usually, a nice threat with a gun would work really well there.
"I need really need an invitation to the party..."
"That's what GUNS are for!"
by Manave Eru Sulanul January 23, 2007
mugGet the That's what guns are for! mug.

Manwe

Manwe, Lord of the Valar and king of Arda, called Sulimo, wind lord in Tolkien's Mythology. Manwe is closest to the will of Eru and counted mightiest of all the Valar save Melkor who now is chained in the void without and is called Morgoth.
"Manwe was lord of the winds and makes his home in fair Valinor."
by Manave Eru Sulanul July 5, 2004
mugGet the Manwe mug.

Gil Galad

Last High king of the Noldor in Tolkien's Mythology. He fell in mordor in the war of the ring during the last alliance with Elendil and his people.
"Gil-galad was an elven king,
of him the harpers sadly sing,
The last whose realm was fair and free,
between the mountains and the sea."
by Manave Eru Sulanul July 5, 2004
mugGet the Gil Galad mug.

Share this definition

Sign in to vote

We'll email you a link to sign in instantly.

Or

Check your email

We sent a link to

Open your email