Parth Galen

Parth Galen in The Lord of the Rings Online

Parth Galen was a flat, grassy lawn on the western side of Nen Hithoel.

History

Parth Galen was bordered on its western side by a long forested strip of land with a small stream that ran down from the Amon Hen nurturing the grass.

The Fellowship of the Ring rested there on February 25, 3019, in the shadow of Tol Brandir at the base of Amon Hen. Frodo's wandering away from Parth Galen gave Boromir the chance to follow and catch him alone.

Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli brought Boromir's body to Parth Galen after he was slain by the Uruk-hai defending Merry and Pippin. Here they prepared his funeral boat and set it adrift down the Falls of Rauros. It was also the place where Sam and Frodo both set off to Mordor on their own.

Etymology

Parth Galen is a Sindarin name meaning 'Green Fields', from parth, meaning 'field', or 'sward'; and galen, meaning 'green'.

Translations

Foreign Language	Translated name
Amharic	ፓርጥ ጋለን
Arabic	بارث غالين
Armenian	Պարթ Գալեն
Belarusian Cyrillic	Парт Гален
Bengali	পার্থ গ্যালেন
Bulgarian Cyrillic	Пинат Гелин
Danish	Parth Galen ("græsslette")
Georgian	პარტ გალენი
Greek	Πάρθ Γκάλεν
Gujarati	પાર્થ ગેલન
Hebrew	פארת גאלן
Hindi	पार्थ गैलेन
Japanese	パレス・ガレン
Kannada	ಪಾರ್ತ್ ಗ್ಯಾಲೆನ್
Kazakh	Парт Гален (Cyrillic) Part Galen (Latin)
Korean	파르 갈렌
Kyrgyz Cyrillic	Парт Галэн
Macedonian Cyrillic	Парт Гален
Marathi	पार्थ गॅलेन
Mongolian Cyrillic	Парт Галэн
Nepalese	पार्थ ग्यालन
Persian	پارت گالن
Punjabi	ਪਾਰਥ ਗਾਲੇਨ
Russian	Парт Гален
Sanskrit	पर्थ् गलेन्
Serbian	Парт Гален (Cyrillic) Part Galen (Latin)
Sinhalese	පාර්ත් ගැලන්
Tajik Cyrillic	Парт Гален
Tamil	பார்த் கலென்
Telugu	పార్థ్ గాలెన్
Ukrainian Cyrillic	Парт Ґален
Urdu	پارتہ گالےن
Yiddish	פּאַרטה גאַלען