Who were you in middle earth?, Just for fun... Options

[Belladonna Underhill]

**Forgive me if you seen this before but I thought it was good but I've had  fun with this one**

Who and what were you in Middle Earth? The Barrow Downs can tell you -
   
The Barrow Downs

The Middle Earth translator will take your name and tell you what you were  when you lived in middle earth and give you your elf, hobbit, drawf and orc  names according to the Red Book of Westmarch,.  Orc names can be pretty  hilarious if not interesting - ie, my brother-in-law Wazbag the Sleazy!  (Hhhmmm...)

Note: Pending on how you put your name in the translator you will get  different results (ie- using full middle name or initial or not at all, you  can get several different answers)

According to the Red Book of Westmarch,
In Middle-earth, I was a Popular Gaffer (popular no less)

My Elven Name is Avarlótëiel (Still trying to figure out exactly how to say this  one... you usually get  several variations on the elf names)

Hobbit lass name is Goodchild Proudfoot from Greenfields (I originally got  Belladonna Underhill
from Gamwich which I prefer so I'm sticking with that... Also had Amarantha  Banks from Michel
Delving )

Dwarven Name is Corin Ironmirth (also got Glîm Woodenplate and Palin Coalarmour)

Orkish Name is Krumbog the Smasher -also got Muzrat the Insane ((yeah)) and  Ishthak the Destroyer  ((scarey)))

Have Fun finding your middle-earthen selves!!   (IMG:style_emoticons/default/hehe.gif)  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/hehe.gif)  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/hehe.gif)

[Sprout]

okay I played. thought I was confused before, now I'm just lost. lol

Middle Earth name - Tired Breelander (speaks for its self)

Elven name - Linteethiriel (do I have linen in my teeth?)

Hobbit name - Prisca Gamgee from Baywater (related to Sam)

Dwaren name - Porin Thundereye (but mine are gray/blue)

Orkish name - Borgork the Bloody-handed (muse be my feminine side)

too fun (IMG:style_emoticons/default/bigsmile.gif)  :bigsmile:

[artchick]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/PEF.gif)  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/SEF.gif) Got *Staggering Wood Elf*

Am still rolling from the laughter at the visual that particular name brings to mind!

In Elfin: Luinealph

Hobbit name:Myrtle Headstrong from Greenfields

Dwarf: Bror Marblebrace

ignored the orcish name...eeewww...

[suemichave]

I apparently am an Evil Avari, and i thought my secret was safe.  Like the elvish name Telrhos, when i work out the pronunciation, find lots of names in Tolkien hard to say, but then have same trouble with native english.  Orc is Shargash the Squasher, loke that, may need a cat called Shargash.

Sue

Love it!!!

Am a Valiant Haradrim,
 E;  Iarthoniel
 H;  Hilda Gamgee of Greenfields
 D;  Bombur Silvereye
 O;  Ashnak the drooler

Did my Husband and two sons too. Laughed at my husband being a Forgotten Gaffer! Oldest was a Valiant Avari and my youngest was a Handsome Ranger!!!!!

[SandyB]

According to the Red Book of Westmarch, In Middle-earth, I'm Wicked Ranger
Elven Name Possibilities Firdol, Firdoliel, Firdolien, Firdolwen
Hobbit: Primula Brown from Grindwall
Dwarven Name: Bifur Lightningskull
Orkish Name: Oldûl the Cruel

Well, that's interesting. I wonder what Viggo would be. Hmmm ... very interesting:

According to the Red Book of Westmarch, In Middle-earth, Viggo Mortensen was a Sorrowful Goblin
Elven Name: Alkraug, Alkraugion
Hobbit: Lotho Sackville from Longbottom
Dwarven: Grundin Marbleslinger
Orkish Name: Lughâk the Slaughterer

The quizzes are for those with more brians then I. Sandy

[Middle_Earthling]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/elf.gif)   well in the Red Book of Westmarch (was that a magazine?  lol) I am listed as a Muddy-booted Spirit.  (Shazbot!  And I just bought these boots!  :what: )

The elven name that seems to call out to me is Anduialiel.  (The Andui part sounds like water I think.  Maybe I'd better get a new set of goggles?)

In the Shire, I am known as Pervinca Hilldweller from Stock.  (I wonder what my portfolio looks like?)

The dwarf part of me is Oin Cloudbrow - I must worry a lot - sounds typical.

I really laughed when I saw my orc name - Burzklash the Paunch.  I don't EVEN wanna go there!   (IMG:style_emoticons/default/crazy.gif)

Wow this so weird, heres mine
According to the Red Book of Westmarch,
In Middle-earth, Melinda Jayne Moss was a
Powerful Troll

Elven Name Possibilities for Melinda Jayne Moss
The root name suitable for feminine and masculine is:
Nuquernadil
Another masculine version is:
Nuquernadilion
More feminine versions are:
Nuquernadiliel
Nuquernadilien
Nuquernadilwen

Hobbit lad name for Melinda Jayne Moss
Will Black from Michel Delving
Hobbit lass name for Melinda Jayne Moss
Lily Black from Michel Delving

Dwarven Name for Melinda Jayne Moss
Pîm Rubymallet
This name is for both genders.

Orkish Name for Melinda Jayne Moss
Akhburz the Masher
This name is for both genders.
I do not understand it at all (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) Ohh and without my middle name they are different...

[Jaimie]

Moving to the LOTR forum! WHOOOOOSH!

[VictoriaAnnabelle]

Apparently I was an:
Ale-drinking Istari  (not a very good thing is it)


Elven Name Possibilities:
The root name suitable for feminine and masculine is:
Malereg
Another masculine version is:
Maleregion
More feminine versions are:
Maleregiel
Maleregien
Maleregwen


Hobbit lad name:
Madoc Brownlock from Girdley Island
Hobbit lass name:
Tanta Brownlock from Girdley Island


Dwarven Name:
Pundin Elfteeth
This name is for both genders.


Orkish Name:
Lugzag the Deathskull
This name is for both genders.



Hmmm interesting.  :)  Now how do I pronounce those?

[Hellcat]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/eek.gif)  :waah:  :eek:

According to the Red Book of Westmarch,
In Middle-earth, Helen Linda Corean Parsons was a
Nassssty Hill-troll

Oh no...

Don't like this one

Hellcat

[Jaimie]

Alrighty...here are my results.

According to the Red Book of Westmarch:Cheerful Black Númenorean

Elven name possibilities:

The root name suitable for feminine and masculine is:
Brilcir
Another masculine version is:
Brilcirion
More feminine versions are:
Brilciriel
Brilcirien
Brilcirwen

Hobbit Lass name: Donnamira Tussock from Greenfields

Dwarven name: Fundin Taloncryer

Orkish name: Azrárz the Squasher

[Belladonna Underhill]

These are all great!!  And at least I know I'm not the only one who is having a problem pronouncing the Elf names - I'm going to have to go to another site I know of that will help out with that...

I heard Viggo learned to speak elvish really well - too bad he's not here to help us out!

couldn't resist:

According to the Red Book of Westmarch,
In Middle-earth, Elijah Wood was a
Miruvor-drinking Elven Maiden

According to the Red Book of Westmarch,
In Middle-earth, Orlando Bloom was a
Scholarly Longbeard

According to the Red Book of Westmarch,
In Middle-earth, Viggo Mortensen was a
Sorrowful Goblin

:yell:

as for me... errr

I was a Nassssty Harfoot   (???????? me?!?!?)  

Elven name: Alagglam  or Alagglamiel/Alagglamien/Alagglamwen

hobbit name: Pearl Fields from Greenfields

Dwarf name:  Glîm Tombnose

Orc name: Akhgork the Maimer

Well here's mine...

According to the Red Book of Westmarch, I'm a Cheerful Half-elf

Elven Name Possibilities: Brilaglariel, Brilaglarien, Brilaglarwen
Hobbit lass name:  Eglantine Bracegirdle from Woody End
Dwarven Name:  Fundin Musicarrow
Orkish Name:  Azkû the Choker

I'm not impressed at all with my dwarven or orkish name - thankfully I was a half elf... how exotic!

[Hellcat]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/waah.gif)  :waah:  :waah:
Don't want to be Hill Troll.. Don't want to go round squishing hobbits.. Rather like hobbits (though not obviously in a  :phf:  manner)

Idea of Viggo as sorrowful goblin quite strange... though amusing

Hellcat

[Belladonna Underhill]

Hellcat - You can try it again if you either used or didn't use your middle name.  It will even change if you only use an initial.  

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[ukkiwi]

According to the Red Book of Westmarch, in Middle-earth, I was a Talented Umbarian and Elven Name Possibilities for either sex is:Waenlhug or Waenlhugion while more feminine versions are: Waenlhugiel, Waenlhugien, Waenlhugwen.
Hobbit lad name - Gorbadoc Goldworthy from Buckland
Hobbit lass name - Elanor Goldworthy from Buckland
Dwarven Name for both genders is Trór Songears, while my Orkish Name would be Wurrbad the Testy!!
This is cool
If I use my maiden name, according to the Red Book of Westmarch, I was a Courageous Dragon, my Elven Name Possibilities is Rûdharan (suitable for either) or Rûdharanion while more feminine versions are Rûdharaniel, Rûdharanien, and Rûdharanwen.
Hobbit lad name is Ferumbras Burrows from Deephallow
Hobbit lass name is Celandine Burrows from Deephallow
Dwarven Name for both genders is Dóin Bloodyarm, while my orkish name is Wazrukh the Pug-nose   .

Well using my full name i was:

Middle Earth - Forgetful Ringwraith (hee hee, i try and kill frodo!!)
Elven- Donfeniel, Donfenien, Donfenwen
Hobbit - Hilda Bolger from LongCleeve
Dwarven - Talin Silverspear
Orkish - Muzghash the Drooler  (i do not drool!!)

For just my firat and last name:

Middle Earth - Adventurous Variag (i'm just evil!! serving Sauron an all!)
Elven - Culdiliel, Culdilien, Culdilwen
Hobbit - Malva Gamwich from LongCleeve
Dwarven - Bundin Brasseyes
Orkish - Gorrásh the Wretched

This is cool but am I the only one who thinks t weird??

it is kinda strange, i wonder how they do it...

but with different variations of my name i was a tired bounder, a loved dark elf ( i like that!), and a talkative wizard!

the only elven names i can come close to pronouncing are
Erharmaiel
Erharmaien
Erharmawen

my hobbit name is Gilly Hornblower from Whitfurrows
my dwarf name is Róin Thundermouth (if they only knew!)
my orc name is Golburz the Crazy.

this is funny!

[anironaragorn]

now that's fun! ok lets see...
it says in middle earth my name is:
Icognito Dunedain

Elvish: Ainameneliel

Hobbit: Belladonna Brown from Gamwich

Dwarf: Calin Crashingskull (I don't think I would have the guts to do that even if i was a dwarf!)

Orc: Chashdul the Dirty(hey! I wash myself every day, thank you!)

[doler]

Thank heavens I am a cheerful half-elf, sounds like fun (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
Elfish name: Brilaglar, Brilaglariel, Brilaglarwen  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
Hobbit: Hildigard Bracegridle from Dwaling (IMG:style_emoticons/default/bored.gif)
Dwarf: Rundin Goldarrow (IMG:style_emoticons/default/bigsmile.gif)
Ork: Azku the Strangler      (IMG:style_emoticons/default/devil.gif)

Going off topic for a sec: Hey Doler, I don't believe we've met.  First things first: Who?what?when?where?why?how? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/hehe.gif)
Now that's over with, would you like some hot chocolate, I think i may even have some marshmallows  kicking about for you to float on the top.
Ok, you can all get back to the Middle Earthy thing now, intend to do it but didn't want my lack of knowledge to stop the goodwill. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

Oh dear, keep having to edit this post (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blush.gif)

Apparently I'm a Beautiful Dwarf. Well, the bit on the left (aren't I technical?) says I'm a dwarf and my avatar is pretty (wish I looked like it - that's sad, isn't it?) Sorry, just got it and am all newly be-avatared and happy.

Elven name;
Pennquelle
More feminine versions are:
Pennquelleiel
Pennquelleien
Pennquellewen

They all sound like throat lozenges to me...

Hobbit name: Pervinca Whitfoot from Whitfurrows. Appropriate, seeing as am a PERVy king of Gondor/Elf fancier...

Dwarven name: Náin Cloudshield

Orc name: Búbsnik the Sneaky

So... yes.

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