Maglor's Gap was a lowland region in Middle-earth lying between Himring and the Blue Mountains, the widest break in the northern mountain-fences of Beleriand.
The region was a combination of scrub-lands, thickets, and light and heavy forest areas. It was also somewhat cold at times, as it was close to the North and the realm of Morgoth.[1]
History
Maglor's Gap was guarded against the forces of Morgoth in the early First Age by forces led by Maglor, second son of Fëanor. During the Dagor Bragollach, they were defeated; Maglor fled to Himring, along with most survivors of the battle in that region. After the War of Wrath, Maglor's Gap was destroyed and was lost under the waves along with the rest of the Beleriand.[2]
Translations
| Foreign Language | Translated name |
| Albanian | Shkëputja e Maglorit |
| Arabic | فجوة ماجلور |
| Azerbaijani | Maglor's dəlik |
| Basque | Maglorren tarte |
| Belarusian Cyrillic | Прарыў Маглора |
| Bosnian | Maglor je Jaz |
| Bulgarian Cyrillic | Маглоров пролом |
| Catalan | Bretxa de Màglor |
| Chinese (Hong Kong) | 梅格洛爾低谷 |
| Croatian | Maglorov jaz |
| Czech | Maglorova brána |
| Danish | Maglor's Åbning |
| Dutch | Maglor's Kloof |
| Estonian | Maglor's Lõhe |
| Finnish | Maglor n Rako |
| French | Brèche de Maglor |
| German | Maglors Lücke |
| Greek | Μαγλορ'ς Γαπ |
| Gujarati | મગ્લોર્ઽસ ગપ |
| Hebrew | בקעת מאגלור |
| Hindi | मैग्लर्स का गैप |
| Hungarian | Maglor's Rés |
| Icelandic | Maglor er Bilið |
| Italian | Varco di Maglor |
| Japanese | マグロールのギャップ |
| Kyrgyz Cyrillic | Маглор анын боштук |
| Marathi | मॅग्लोरचे फट |
| Nepalese | मग्लोर् गरेको गैप |
| Norwegian | Maglorgapet |
| Polish | Szczerba Maglora |
| Russian | Врата Маглора |
| Serbian | Маглор'с Гап (Cyrillic) Маglor je Jaz (Latin) |
| Slovak | Maglor je Medzera |
| Slovenian | Maglor je Vrzel |
| Spanish | Hondonada de Maglor |
| Swedish | Maglor s Bräsch |
| Tamil | மக்லொர்'ஸ் கப் |
| Thai | ช่องแคบมากลอร์ |
| Turkish | Maglor Geçidi |
| Ukrainian Cyrillic | Маглорова Пустка |
| Yiddish | מאַגלאָר ס ריס |
References
- ↑ The Atlas of Middle-earth, The First Age, The Elder Days, "Realms-Before the Great Defeat"
- ↑ The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion
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