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* [[Dagnir]], a man of [[Dorthonion]], whose name translates as "bane". | * [[Dagnir]], a man of [[Dorthonion]], whose name translates as "bane". | ||
* '''[[Durin's Bane]], the Balrog of [[Khazad-dûm|Moria]].''' | * '''[[Durin's Bane]], the Balrog of [[Khazad-dûm|Moria]].''' | ||
* [[Glaurung]]'s Bane, [[Túrin|Túrin Turambar]]. | * [[Glaurung]]'s Bane, [[Túrin|Túrin Turambar]].<ref>{{CH|18}}</ref> | ||
* '''[[Isildur]]'s Bane, [[the One Ring]].''' | * '''[[Isildur]]'s Bane, [[the One Ring]].''' | ||
* Mansbane, a name given to [[Felaróf]] by [[Eorl]]. | * Mansbane, a name given to [[Felaróf]] by [[Eorl]].<ref>{{App|Eorl}}</ref> | ||
* Master's bane, a name given to [[Snowmane]]. | * Master's bane, a name given to [[Snowmane]].<ref>{{RK|V6}}</ref> | ||
* Troll's bane, a name given by [[Peregrin Took]] to his sword. | * Troll's bane, a name given by [[Peregrin Took]] to his sword. | ||
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Bane is an archaic word referring to something that causes harm or ruin to a person or people. Tolkien used this term often in his Middle-earth. Below are some of the titles including the word bane:
- Bain, a King of Dale, whose name is translated by some as "bane".
- Dagnir, a man of Dorthonion, whose name translates as "bane".
- Durin's Bane, the Balrog of Moria.
- Glaurung's Bane, Túrin Turambar.[1]
- Isildur's Bane, the One Ring.
- Mansbane, a name given to Felaróf by Eorl.[2]
- Master's bane, a name given to Snowmane.[3]
- Troll's bane, a name given by Peregrin Took to his sword.
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