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'''Brithombar''' was the western of the two Havens of the [[Falas]], at the mouth of the River [[Brithon]], from which it took its name.
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'''Brithombar''' was the western of the two [[Havens of the Falas]], at the mouth of the River [[Brithon]], from which it took its name.  It was occupied by the [[Elves of the Havens]] until it was invaded and destroyed in [[First Age 473]] along with its twin, [[Eglarest]].


==Etymology==
==Etymology==
* Brithombar is derived from [[brith]], meaning "gravel".
* Brithombar comes from the name of the river [[Brithon]], which means "pebbly".
 
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Brithombar
City
General Information
LocationFalas
TypeCity
RegionsCírdan
People and History
InhabitantsTeleri
EventsFall of the Falas

Brithombar was the western of the two Havens of the Falas, at the mouth of the River Brithon, from which it took its name. It was occupied by the Elves of the Havens until it was invaded and destroyed in First Age 473 along with its twin, Eglarest.

Etymology

  • Brithombar comes from the name of the river Brithon, which means "pebbly".