The Slag-hills in The Lord of the Rings Online
The Slag-hills, also known as the slag-mounds or slag-heaps of Mordor, were a pair of hills of slag and rubble just outside the Black Gate of Mordor.
History[]
Near the Slag-hills, an army led by Aragorn II made their stand on March 25, 3019, against the Mordor's host in the Battle of the Morannon. The troops positioned themselves in defense rings on each of the two hills. On each of hills stood a force comprised of Éomer, Imrahil (leader of the Knights of Dol Amroth), and personnel of the Tower Guard on the right, and a force comprised of Gandalf, Aragorn, the sons of Elrond, and the Rangers of the North on the left.[1][2]
Translations[]
| Foreign Language | Translated name |
| Afrikaans | Slak Heuwels |
| Albanian | Kodrat Shllak |
| Amharic | ስለማንፈልግ ሂልስ ? |
| Arabic | تلال الخبث |
| Armenian | Խարամ Հիլզ |
| Azerbaijani | Şlak Təpələrdən |
| Basque | Zepak Muinoetan |
| Belarusian Cyrillic | Шлак пагоркі |
| Bengali | ধাতুমল হিলস |
| Bosnian | Brda šljake |
| Bulgarian Cyrillic | Шлака Хилс |
| Cambodian | អាចមន៍ដែកតាមភ្នំ |
| Catalan | Turons d'escòria |
| Chinese | 斯拉格山 |
| Croatian | Zgura Brda |
| Czech | Škvárové Kopce |
| Danish | Slaggehøjene |
| Dutch | Slak Heuvels |
| Esperanto | Skorio Montetoj |
| Estonian | Räbu Hillsi |
| Filipino | Mag-abo Burol |
| Finnish | Kuona Mäet |
| French | Collines de laitier |
| Frisian | slag heuvels |
| Georgian | წიდა მთებში |
| Galician | Montes de escoria |
| German | Schlackenhügel |
| Greek | Σκωρία Λόφοι |
| Gujarati | સ્લેગ હિલ્સ |
| Hebrew | סיגים הילס |
| Hindi | धातुमल हिल्स |
| Hungarian | Salak Dombok |
| Icelandic | Gjall Hæðir |
| Indonesian | Terak bukit |
| Italian | Colline di scorie |
| Irish Gaelic | Cnoic Cnámhóg |
| Japanese | スラグの丘 |
| Kannada | ಕಿಟ್ಟ ಹಿಲ್ಸ್ |
| Kazakh Cyrillic | Қож төбе |
| Korean | 슬래그 힐스 |
| Kyrgyz Cyrillic | шлак адырлар |
| Latin | Spodium Collibus |
| Lithuanian | Šlakas Kalvos |
| Luxembourgish | Schlak Hiwwele |
| Macedonian Cyrillic | згура Хилс |
| Maltese | Għoljiet tal-gagazza |
| Maori | Para Pukepuke |
| Marathi | गाव्ऋ हिल्स |
| Mongolian Cyrillic | Шаар-толгод |
| Nepalese | लावा हिल्स |
| Northern Sami | Metállabázahus Miel'li |
| Norwegian | Slagg Bakker |
| Pashto | تولیدیږي هیلز ? |
| Persian | سرباره هیلز |
| Polish | Żużel Wzgórza |
| Romanian | Zgură Dealuri |
| Russian | Шлак холмы |
| Samoan | Toega otaota Mauga |
| Serbian | Згура брда (Cyrillic) Zgura Brda (Latin) |
| Slovak | Troska Vrchy |
| Slovenian | Žlindra Griči |
| Spanish | Colinas de escoria |
| Swahili | Takataka Milima |
| Swedish | Slagg Kullar |
| Tamil | கசடு ஹில்ஸ் |
| Telugu | స్లాగ్ హిల్స్ |
| Thai | ตะกรันภูเขา |
| Turkish | Cüruf-tepeleri |
| Turkmen | Şlak-depeler |
| Ukrainian Cyrillic | Шлак-пагорби |
| Urdu | سلیگ ہلز |
| Uzbek | Члак-тепаликлар (Cyrillic) Shlak-tepaliklar (Latin) |
| Vietnamese | Xỉ Ngọn đồi |
| Welsh | Tomenni Bryniau |
| Yiddish | סלאַג היללס |
References[]
- ↑ The Atlas of Middle-earth, Regional Maps, "Mordor (and Adjacent Lands)"
- ↑ The Atlas of Middle-earth, The Lord of the Rings, "The Battle of the Morannon"