Nirnay 

Nirnay the word is so easy to understand the meaning of the name, and the person named after this is kinda pure soul, good person, he is the person who claims to be honest and really is in many things so far, helpful, caring, And cute.
Achieved successful career , living happily peaceful life with his family and helping more and more people around the world!

Nirnay

Nirnay by A.. Z November 24, 2021

Nirnay 

He is a very nice and cute guy. He never expresses himself and center of attraction amongst his friends.He is flirty with his girl friends whom he doesn't really care about.He is a passionate lover with greek god features satisfying her.

He went down and made me cum like nirnay!!

Nirnay by Vaishhhhhhhh November 23, 2021

Nirnay 

He is a nice cute and shy guy. He is flirty with his girl friends whom he doesn't like that way. He is less expressive but most loved amongst his friends.

He is an extremely passionate lover with greek god skills by which he tend to satisfy her.

He went down and made me NIRNAY!!

Nirnay by Vaishhhhhhhh November 23, 2021

Nirnay 

Greek God of passion and satisfaction.He always knows what you want.

He went down and made me NIRNAY!!

Nirnay by We did it just once November 23, 2021

Nirnay 

A sex position where your nose is pushed up against a guy's taint

Guy 1: Yo, I got my girl to push her nose against my taint last night!
Guy 2: Dude, she pulled a Nirnay on you!

Nirnay by HotlineBlinger4927 April 25, 2024

ninay 

ninay is like this tall bitch but the youngest one in the friend group.
theyre so quirky and like theyre so savage. if they have something to say, theyll say it with no hesitation. if ur outfit is bad, they will say it in ur face. tho theyre very sweet most of the time. they also love swimming.

"whats ninay doing?"

"probably playing roblox or sum"

ninay by thebaddestmaeve December 11, 2021

Nirnaeth Arnoediad 

The fourth battle of the Wars of Beleriand and the most disastrous for the Noldor. The name means Battle of the Unnumbered Tears in Sindarin.

The battle was initiated by the sons of Feanor in an attempt to reclaim the Silmarils from Morgoth and to defeat the evil forces which were steadily creeping into Beleriand from Angband. The forces sent against Morgoth were formidable: the host of the sons of Feanor was joined by Turgon's forces from Mithrim, humans from Ossiriand, Hithlum and Brethil and small companies from elsewhere, including a company led by Gwindor from Nargothrond. Turgon also sent a host forth from Gondolin after hearing of the situation. However, the elves were weakened by the absence of larger contingents from Doriath and Nargothrond, as a result of preceding events in which Elwe of Doriath had obtained a Silmaril and in which the sons of Feanor had made a bid for power in Nargothrond.

The armies were split into two forces. The eastern force, led by Maedhros, was to draw Morgoth's forces out, after which the western force, led by Fingon, was to attack Angband. However, treachery by humans of the house of Ulfang waylaid the eastern force, and the western force was drawn into battle early by a force of Orcs under orders to bring them to Angband. They believed they were fighting the whole army and were drawn into a tactically undesirable position, chasing the Orcs across Anfauglith. But they were ambushed outside Angband and mostly slain.

Turgon's arrival and the eventual appearance of Maedhros's forces turned the tide, but the elves were defeated when the house of Ulfang turned coat and attacked Maedhros in the rear. In the resulting debacle, Fingon was slain, the sons of Feanor lost their armies and were put to flight, Turgon fled back to Gondolin under a rearguard action and Morgoth's forces overran northern Beleriand, and total defeat was prevented only by a valiant defensive fight by the humans of Hithlum along the river Sirion. Eventually they were defeated; Hurin, lord of the humans of Hithlum, was captured and tortured; the people of Hithlum were killed or subjugated.

Morgoth's forces then besieged and ultimately broke the fortresses at Eglarest and Vinyamar, overrunning all of Beleriand save Doriath, Balar, Nargothrond and Gondolin.

The battle is recounted in JRR Tolkien's The Silmarillion.

Nirnaeth Arnoediad by Andy April 28, 2004