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The Bridge of Nargothrond[1] was a large bridge built across the river Narog by the Elves of Nargothrond in the late First Age.[2]

History[]

After Túrin Turambar came to Nargothrond and became high in the councils of King Orodreth, he persuaded Orodreth to build a mighty bridge spanning the Narog. Now abandoning their secretive ways in favor of open warfare, the Elves erected this bridge and used it for transporting large forces. At the bidding of Túrin, the Host of Nargothrond then marched across it to their doom on the field of Tumhalad. However, it was too durable to be easily demolished in the event of an attack by Glaurung, and so with the field of battle lost, the bridge allowed for the Sack of Nargothrond by Glaurung and his horde of Orcs.[3][4]

Translations[]

Foreign Language Translated name
Afrikaans Brug van Nargothrond
Albanian Ura e Nargothrond
Alemannisch Brugg vu Nargothrond
Arabic جسر نارعوتهروند
Asturian Puente de Nargothrond
Azerbaijani Nargothrond Körpü
Belarusian Cyrillic Мост Нарготронд
Bengali ণার্গথ্রন্দ সেতু
Bosnian Most Nargotronda
Bulgarian Cyrillic Мостът на Нарготронд
Catalan Pont de Nargothrond
Danish Broen ved Nargothrond
Estonian Nargothrondi sild
Filipino Tulay ng Nargothrond
Finnish Nargothrondin silta
French Pont de Nargothrond
Frisian Brêge fan Nargothrond (Western) Nargothrond Brääch (Saterland)
Galician Ponte do Nargothrond
German Brücke von Nargothrond
Greek Γεφύρι της Νάργκοθροντ
Haitian Creole Pon de Nargothrond
Hebrew גשר נארגותרונד
Hindi नार्गोथ्रोन्द का पुल
Hungarian Nargothrond-hídja
Icelandic Nargothrond-brúin
Indonesian Jembatan Nargothrond
Irish Gaelic Drochaid Nargothrond
Italian Ponte di Nargothrond
Japanese ナルゴスロンド橋
Javanese Kreteg Nargothrond
Kannada ನರ್ಗೊಥ್ರೊಂಡ್ ಸೇತುವೆ
Kazakh Нарготронд көпірі (Cyrillic) Nargotrond köpiri (Latin)
Korean 나르고스론드 다리
Kyrgyz Cyrillic Нарготронд көпүрө
Latvian Nargothrond tiltis
Lithuanian Nargothrond tiltas
Lombard Put de Nargothrond (Eastern)
Macedonian Cyrillic Мост на Нарготронд
Malagasy Tetezana ny Nargothrond
Malaysian Jambatan Nargothrond
Maltese Pont ta 'Nargothrond
Marathi नर्गोथ्रोंड पूल
Mongolian Cyrillic Нарготронд гүүр
Nepalese णर्गोथ्रोन्द पुल
Norwegian Broen av Nargothrond
Occitan Pont de Nargothrond
Polish Most Nargothrondu
Portuguese Ponte de Nargothrond
Romanian Podul de Nargothrond
Romansh Nargothrond Punt
Russian Мост Нарготронда
Sardinian Ponte de Nargothrond
Scots Brig o Nargothrond
Scottish Gaelic Drochaid Nargothrond
Serbian Мост Нарготронд (Cyrillic) Most Nargotrond (Latin)
Sicilian Ponte di Nargothrond
Sinhalese නාගර්ත්රොන්ඩ් පාලම
Slovak Nargothrondský most
Spanish Puente de Nargothrond
Sundanese Sasak Nargothrond
Swahili Daraja la Nargothrond
Swedish Bron vid Nargothrond
Tamil ணர்கொத்ஹ்ரொந்த் பாலம்
Telugu ణర్గొథ్రొన్ద వంతెన
Thai นาร์โกธรอนด์สะพาน
Turkish Nargothrond Köprüsü
Turkmen Nargothrond Köpri
Ukrainian Cyrillic Міст Нарготронд
Uzbek Нарготронд кўприк (Cyrillic) Nargotrond ko'prik (Latin)
Vietnamese Cầu Nargothrond
Walloon Pont ds Nargothrond
Welsh Pont Nargothrond
Yiddish בריק פון נאַרגאָטהראָנד
Yoruba Afara ti Nargothrond
Zazaki Nargothrond Pırd

References[]

  1. The History of Middle-earth, Vol. XI: The War of the Jewels, Part One: "The Grey Annals", Note on §275, pgs. 139-40 (the name was capitalized by Christopher Tolkien)
  2. The Atlas of Middle-earth, The First Age, The Elder Days, "Nargothrond"
  3. The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion, Chapter XXI: "Of Túrin Turambar"
  4. The Children of Húrin, Narn i Chîn Húrin, The Tale of the Children of Húrin, XI: "The Fall of Nargothrond"
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