
The location of Annon-in-Gelydh on a map of Middle-earth
Annon-in-Gelydh (i.e. "Gate of the Noldor") was a gateway in the mountains between Nevrast and Hithlum. It was built by the Ñoldorin Elves in the late First Age.
Description[]
The gate was an entrance to a tunnel that went beneath the western coastal mountain range of Dor-lómin, which was formed by a rushing "turbulent water". Here was an underground waterfall with a stairway next to it. This tunnel terminated at the Cirith Ninniach, where the water source met the Firth of Drengist.[1]
History[]
It was constructed early in the First Age by the people of Turgon, long before Tuor was born. After he moved to Gondolin, the Gate was lost until it was rediscovered and used by Tuor in his escape from the lands of Hithlum.
Etymology[]
Annon translates from the Sindarin word for 'great door or gate', plural ennyn (also found in the words Morannon and Sirannon), or 'Gate of the Noldor'.
Translations[]
Foreign Language | Translated name |
Amharic | አኖን-ኢን-ጌሊድ |
Arabic | أنون-إن-جيليد |
Armenian | Աննոն-ին-Գելիդհ |
Assamese | এনন-ইন-গেলিড |
Belarusian Cyrillic | Анон-ін-Гелід |
Bengali | আনন-ইন-গেলিধ |
Bulgarian Cyrillic | Анон-ин-Гелид (Annon-in-Gelydh)
Порта на нолдорите (The Noldor Gate) |
Cambodian | អាណុន-អ៊ីន-ហ្គេលីដ |
Danish | Annon-in-Gelydh (Noldo-porten) |
Greek | Άννον-ιν-Γκελίντ |
Gujarati | એનન-ઇન-ગેલીધ |
Hebrew | (Annon-in-Gelydh) אנון-אין-גליד
(The Noldor Gate) את שער הנולדור |
Hindi | एनोन-इन-गेलिद |
Kannada | ಅನ್ನನ್-ಇನ್-ಗೆಲಿದ್ |
Kazakh | Аннон-ин-Гелид (Cyrillic) Annon-ïn-Gelïd (Latin) |
Kyrgyz Cyrillic | Аннон-ин-Гелид |
Macedonian Cyrillic | Анон-ин-Гелид |
Pashto | اینون-ان-ګیلیډ |
Persian | آنون-ین-گلیده |
Punjabi | ਐਨਨ-ਇਨ-ਗੈਲੀਡ |
Russian | Аннон-ин-Гелид (Annon-in-Gelydh)
Врата Нолдор (Gate of the Noldor) |
Sanskrit | अनोन्-इन्-गेलिध् |
Serbian | Анон-ин-Гелид (Cyrillic) Anon-in-Gelid (Latin)
Капија Нолдора (Cyrillic) The Noldor Gate (Latin) |
Sinhalese | ඇනොන්-ඉන්-ජෙලිඩ් |
Tajik Cyrillic | Аннон-ин-Гелид |
Tamil | அன்னோன்-இன்-கெலித் |
Telugu | అనన్-ఇన్-గెలిద్ |
Ukrainian Cyrillic | Аннон-ін-Гелід |
Urdu | اینن-ان-گیلڈ |
Yiddish | אַנאָן-אין-געליד |
References[]
- ↑ The Atlas of Middle-earth, Beleriand and the Lands to the North, "The Central Highlands"