Felaróf - Revision history

Morgan: /* Etymology */ Tweaked etymology

2012-03-18T15:55:07Z

Etymology: Tweaked etymology

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	The name in [[Old English]] means "very strong"<ref>{{HM\|UT}}~~, "[[Cirion and Eorl]]", p. 314~~, note 28.</ref>	+	The name ''Felaróf'' in [[Old English]] means "very strong".<ref>{{UT\|Cirion}}, note 28</ref>
	{{references}}		{{references}}
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Felarof}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Felarof}}

Gamling: Added reference

2012-03-18T00:43:13Z

Added reference

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	It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Ruling Steward\|Steward]] [[Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In [[The Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].		It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Ruling Steward\|Steward]] [[Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In [[The Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].

−	Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.	+	Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.<ref>{{App\|Eorl}}</ref>
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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name in [[Old English]] means "very strong"<ref>{{HM\|UT}}, "[[Cirion and Eorl]]", p. 314, note 28.</ref>		The name in [[Old English]] means "very strong"<ref>{{HM\|UT}}, "[[Cirion and Eorl]]", p. 314, note 28.</ref>

Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Cirion

2010-06-15T12:47:33Z

Bot Message: changing link to Cirion

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	[[Eorl]]'s father [[Léod]] was a tamer of horses among the [[Éothéod]], who captured this wild white horse while it was still a foal. He tried to tame it himself, but when he attempted to mount it, it threw him and escaped. So Léod died, leaving a sixteen-year-old son, Eorl. Eorl hunted the white horse, found it, and demanded that it give up its freedom in payment for the death of his father. The horse agreed, and took the name that Eorl gave it: Felaróf.		[[Eorl]]'s father [[Léod]] was a tamer of horses among the [[Éothéod]], who captured this wild white horse while it was still a foal. He tried to tame it himself, but when he attempted to mount it, it threw him and escaped. So Léod died, leaving a sixteen-year-old son, Eorl. Eorl hunted the white horse, found it, and demanded that it give up its freedom in payment for the death of his father. The horse agreed, and took the name that Eorl gave it: Felaróf.

−	It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Steward Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In [[The Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].	+	It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Ruling Steward\|Steward]] [[Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In [[The Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].

	Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.		Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.

Sage: /* History */

2010-05-03T01:17:35Z

History

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	Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.		Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.
−		+	==Etymology==
		+	The name in [[Old English]] means "very strong"<ref>{{HM\|UT}}, "[[Cirion and Eorl]]", p. 314, note 28.</ref>
	{{references}}		{{references}}
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Felarof}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Felarof}}

Ederchil at 20:04, 9 April 2010

2010-04-09T20:04:54Z

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−	[[Eorl]]'s father [[Léod]] was a tamer of horses among the [[Éothéod]], who captured this wild white horse while it was still a foal. He tried to tame it himself, but when he attempted to mount it, it threw him and escaped. So Léod died, leaving a sixteen-year-old son, Eorl. Eorl hunted the white horse, found it, and demanded that it give up its freedom in payment for the death of his father. The horse agreed, and took the name that Eorl gave it: ~~'''~~Felaróf~~''', a name said to mean 'very valiant' or 'very strong'~~.	+	'''Felaróf''' was the first of the [[Mearas]].
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		+	==History==
		+	[[Eorl]]'s father [[Léod]] was a tamer of horses among the [[Éothéod]], who captured this wild white horse while it was still a foal. He tried to tame it himself, but when he attempted to mount it, it threw him and escaped. So Léod died, leaving a sixteen-year-old son, Eorl. Eorl hunted the white horse, found it, and demanded that it give up its freedom in payment for the death of his father. The horse agreed, and took the name that Eorl gave it: Felaróf.

	It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Steward Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In [[The Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].		It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Steward Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In [[The Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].
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	[[de:Felaróf]]		[[de:Felaróf]]
	[[fi:Felaróf]]		[[fi:Felaróf]]

Gilgamesh at 07:22, 22 February 2010

2010-02-22T07:22:42Z

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	Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.		Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.

		+	{{references}}
		+	{{DEFAULTSORT:Felarof}}
	[[Category:Horses]]		[[Category:Horses]]
		+	[[Category:Old English names]]
		+	[[Category:Feminine names]]
	[[de:Felaróf]]		[[de:Felaróf]]
	[[fi:Felaróf]]		[[fi:Felaróf]]

Tik: iw de fi

2008-02-12T07:01:53Z

iw de fi

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Narfil Palùrfalas at 14:13, 31 July 2006

2006-07-31T14:13:32Z

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−	[[Eorl]]'s father [[Léod]] was a tamer of horses among the [[Éothéod]], who captured this wild white horse while it was still a foal. He tried to tame it himself, but when he attempted to mount it, it threw him and escaped. So Léod died, leaving a sixteen-year-old son, Eorl. Eorl hunted the white horse, found it, and demanded that it give up its freedom in payment for the death of his father. The horse agreed, and took the name that Eorl gave it: Felaróf, a name said to mean 'very valiant' or 'very strong'.	+	[[Eorl]]'s father [[Léod]] was a tamer of horses among the [[Éothéod]], who captured this wild white horse while it was still a foal. He tried to tame it himself, but when he attempted to mount it, it threw him and escaped. So Léod died, leaving a sixteen-year-old son, Eorl. Eorl hunted the white horse, found it, and demanded that it give up its freedom in payment for the death of his father. The horse agreed, and took the name that Eorl gave it: '''Felaróf''', a name said to mean 'very valiant' or 'very strong'.

	It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Steward Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In [[The Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].		It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Steward Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In [[The Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].

Hyarion: Fixed The Wold link

2006-02-22T04:38:05Z

Fixed The Wold link

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	[[Eorl]]'s father [[Léod]] was a tamer of horses among the [[Éothéod]], who captured this wild white horse while it was still a foal. He tried to tame it himself, but when he attempted to mount it, it threw him and escaped. So Léod died, leaving a sixteen-year-old son, Eorl. Eorl hunted the white horse, found it, and demanded that it give up its freedom in payment for the death of his father. The horse agreed, and took the name that Eorl gave it: Felaróf, a name said to mean 'very valiant' or 'very strong'.		[[Eorl]]'s father [[Léod]] was a tamer of horses among the [[Éothéod]], who captured this wild white horse while it was still a foal. He tried to tame it himself, but when he attempted to mount it, it threw him and escaped. So Léod died, leaving a sixteen-year-old son, Eorl. Eorl hunted the white horse, found it, and demanded that it give up its freedom in payment for the death of his father. The horse agreed, and took the name that Eorl gave it: Felaróf, a name said to mean 'very valiant' or 'very strong'.

−	It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Steward Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In ~~the~~ [[Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].	+	It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Steward Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In [[The Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].

	Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.		Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.

	[[Category:Horses]]		[[Category:Horses]]

Hyarion: Fixed Lord of the Mark link

2006-02-21T19:45:22Z

Fixed Lord of the Mark link

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	It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Steward Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In the [[Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].		It was on Felaróf that Eorl rode to the aid of [[Gondor]] and earned a famous victory, one that would lead [[Steward Cirion]] to grant them the wide empty land of [[Calenardhon]], which would come to be called [[Rohan]]. For more than thirty years afterwards, Felaróf had the freedom of those wide grasslands, but a new invasion of [[Easterlings]] saw Eorl ride to battle once again. In the [[Wold]], the far northern reach of Rohan, Eorl and Felaróf met their ends, and were laid together in a mound raised outside the gate of [[Edoras]].

−	Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[~~Lords~~ of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.	+	Felaróf was a very remarkable horse indeed. It is even recorded that he could understand the speech of [[Men]]. He gave rise in turn to a race of wonderful horses, the [[Mearas]], who according to tradition could only be ridden by the [[Lord of the Mark]], Eorl's descendants. It was from this line that [[Gandalf]]'s horse [[Shadowfax]] came, making him a descendant of Felaróf himself.

	[[Category:Horses]]		[[Category:Horses]]