The Plain of Valinor was a vast plain in the land of Aman which accounted for the majority of the land west of the Pelóri.
It spanned more than two thousand miles from north to south, and over four hundred from east to west.[1]
Description[]
On this plain were many of the Valar's lands and personal dwellings. Its most notable feature was the city of Valmar, located in the east-central part. South of Valmar were the Pastures of Yavanna and Woods of Oromë. Other features were the Gardens of Lórien, the Great Court of Aulë, and the dwelling of Nienna in the far west. Beneath the Plain of Valinor were the vast interconnecting tunnels that made up the Halls of Mandos.[1][2]
Residents[]
Aside from the Valar and Maiar themselves, the Vanyar Elves were known to dwell here, when not at the foot of Taniquetil, while the Ñoldor were content in Tirion in the Calacirya pass.[3]
Translations[]
Foreign Language | Translated name |
Afrikaans | Vlakte van Valinor |
Albanian | Rrafshinën e Valinor |
Aragonese | Plana de Valinor |
Armenian | Վալինորի հարթավայր |
Asturian | Llanura de Valinor |
Azerbaijani | Valinorın düzənlik |
Basque | Valinoreko lautada |
Belarusian Cyrillic | Раўніна Валинору |
Breton | Kompezenn Valinor |
Bulgarian Cyrillic | Равнина на Валинор |
Catalan | Plana de Vàlinor |
Chinese | 維林諾平原 |
Croatian | Ravnica Valinora |
Czech | Rovina Valinoru |
Danish | Valinorsletten |
Dutch | Vlakte van Valinor |
Esperanto | Ebenaĵo de Valinor |
Estonian | Valinori tasandik |
Finnish | Valinorin tasanko |
French | Plaine de Valinor |
Frisian | Flakte fan Valinor (Western) |
Galician | Chaira de Valinor |
Georgian | ვალინორის ვაკე |
German | Ebene von Valinor |
Greek | Πεδιάδα της Βαλινορ |
Hebrew | ואלינור מישור |
Indonesian | Dataran Valinor |
Hindi | मैदान की वलिनोर् |
Hungarian | Valinor-síkság |
Italian | Piana di Valinor |
Japanese | ヴァリノールの平野 |
Kazakh | Валінорның жазық (Cyrillic) Valinornıñ jazıq (Latin) |
Korean | 발리노르 평야 |
Latvian | Valinor līdzenums |
Lithuanian | Valinoro lyguma |
Malagasy | Lemaka Valinor |
Mongolian Cyrillic | Валинор-ийн тал газар |
Norwegian | Valinorsletten |
Polish | Równina Valinor |
Portuguese | Planície de Valinor |
Punjabi | ਵਲਿਨੋਰ ਦੀ ਮੈਦਾਨ |
Sicilian | Chianu di Valinor |
Slovak | Rovina Valinoru |
Romanian | Câmpia de Valinor |
Spanish | Llanura de Valinor |
Swedish | Valinorslätten |
Tajik Cyrillic | Дашти Валинор |
Turkish | Valinor'in Ovası |
Turkmen | Valinoryň Düzlüginde |
Ukrainian Cyrillic | Рівнина Валинора |
Vietnamese | Đồng bằng Valinor |
Yiddish | פלוין פון וואַלינאָר |
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Atlas of Middle-earth, The First Age, The Elder Days, "Introduction"
- ↑ The Atlas of Middle-earth, The First Age, The Elder Days, "Valinor"
- ↑ The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion, Chapter V: "Of Eldamar and the Princes of the Eldalië"