Greenholm - Revision history

Morgan at 19:21, 2 February 2013

2013-02-02T19:21:09Z

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.	+	The name ''Greenholm'' is open to various interpretations, because the old word ''[[Wiktionary:hom\|holm]]'' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply "green hill".{{fact}}

	{{references}}		{{references}}

KingAragorn Bot: Bot comment: changed category.

2012-06-13T17:48:19Z

Bot comment: changed category.

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	[[de:Grünholm]]		[[de:Grünholm]]
	[[fi:Viherluoto]]		[[fi:Viherluoto]]

Gamling: Added reference

2012-05-01T04:00:23Z

Added reference

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−	'''Greenholm''' was a town or village of the [[Hobbits]] on the [[Far Downs]], which originally lay on the western borders of [[the Shire]]. It was the home of [[Fastred of Greenholm\|Fastred]], who married [[Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Elanor]], and with her founded the [[Fairbairn Family]]. ~~When~~ King [[Aragorn\|Aragorn II]] extended the Shire's borders westward to the [[Tower Hills]], Fastred and Elanor removed from Greenholm into the new [[Westmarch]] of the Shire.	+	'''Greenholm''' was a town or village of the [[Hobbits]] on the [[Far Downs]], which originally lay on the western borders of [[the Shire]]. It was the home of [[Fastred of Greenholm\|Fastred]], who married [[Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Elanor]], and with her founded the [[Fairbairn Family]]. King [[Aragorn\|Aragorn II]] extended the Shire's borders westward to the [[Tower Hills]] in {{SR\|1452}}, and ten years later Fastred and Elanor removed from Greenholm into the new [[Westmarch]] of the Shire.<ref>{{App\|Later}}</ref>
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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.		The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.

		+	{{references}}
	[[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages of the Shire]]		[[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages of the Shire]]
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	[[de:Grünholm]]		[[de:Grünholm]]
	[[fi:Viherluoto]]		[[fi:Viherluoto]]

KingAragorn: Removing Category:Cities, Towns and Villages - it's already part of Category:Cities, Towns and Villages of the Shire.

2011-06-17T20:32:51Z

Removing Category:Cities, Towns and Villages - it's already part of Category:Cities, Towns and Villages of the Shire.

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	The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.		The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.

−	~~[[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages]]~~
	[[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages of the Shire]]		[[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages of the Shire]]

	[[de:Grünholm]]		[[de:Grünholm]]
	[[fi:Viherluoto]]		[[fi:Viherluoto]]

Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to The Shire

2011-01-10T18:55:32Z

Bot Message: changing link to The Shire

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−	'''Greenholm''' was a town or village of the [[Hobbits]] on the [[Far Downs]], which originally lay on the western borders of ~~the~~ [[Shire]]. It was the home of [[Fastred of Greenholm\|Fastred]], who married [[Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Elanor]], and with her founded the [[Fairbairn Family]]. When King [[Aragorn\|Aragorn II]] extended the Shire's borders westward to the [[Tower Hills]], Fastred and Elanor removed from Greenholm into the new [[Westmarch]] of the Shire.	+	'''Greenholm''' was a town or village of the [[Hobbits]] on the [[Far Downs]], which originally lay on the western borders of [[the Shire]]. It was the home of [[Fastred of Greenholm\|Fastred]], who married [[Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Elanor]], and with her founded the [[Fairbairn Family]]. When King [[Aragorn\|Aragorn II]] extended the Shire's borders westward to the [[Tower Hills]], Fastred and Elanor removed from Greenholm into the new [[Westmarch]] of the Shire.
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.		The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.

Sage at 23:50, 27 December 2010

2010-12-27T23:50:20Z

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	'''Greenholm''' was a town or village of the [[Hobbits]] on the [[Far Downs]], which originally lay on the western borders of the [[Shire]]. It was the home of [[Fastred of Greenholm\|Fastred]], who married [[Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Elanor]], and with her founded the [[Fairbairn Family]]. When King [[Aragorn\|Aragorn II]] extended the Shire's borders westward to the [[Tower Hills]], Fastred and Elanor removed from Greenholm into the new [[Westmarch]] of the Shire.		'''Greenholm''' was a town or village of the [[Hobbits]] on the [[Far Downs]], which originally lay on the western borders of the [[Shire]]. It was the home of [[Fastred of Greenholm\|Fastred]], who married [[Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Elanor]], and with her founded the [[Fairbairn Family]]. When King [[Aragorn\|Aragorn II]] extended the Shire's borders westward to the [[Tower Hills]], Fastred and Elanor removed from Greenholm into the new [[Westmarch]] of the Shire.
−		+	==Etymology==
	The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.		The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.

Mithbot: Bot Message: fixed unnecessary piped-link to Samwise Gamgee

2010-10-16T21:14:21Z

Bot Message: fixed unnecessary piped-link to Samwise Gamgee

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−	'''Greenholm''' was a town or village of the [[Hobbits]] on the [[Far Downs]], which originally lay on the western borders of the [[Shire]]. It was the home of [[Fastred of Greenholm\|Fastred]], who married [[~~Samwise Gamgee\|~~Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Elanor]], and with her founded the [[Fairbairn Family]]. When King [[Aragorn\|Aragorn II]] extended the Shire's borders westward to the [[Tower Hills]], Fastred and Elanor removed from Greenholm into the new [[Westmarch]] of the Shire.	+	'''Greenholm''' was a town or village of the [[Hobbits]] on the [[Far Downs]], which originally lay on the western borders of the [[Shire]]. It was the home of [[Fastred of Greenholm\|Fastred]], who married [[Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Elanor]], and with her founded the [[Fairbairn Family]]. When King [[Aragorn\|Aragorn II]] extended the Shire's borders westward to the [[Tower Hills]], Fastred and Elanor removed from Greenholm into the new [[Westmarch]] of the Shire.

	The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.		The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.

KingAragorn Bot: Bot Comment: Changing Categories

2010-09-04T17:14:17Z

Bot Comment: Changing Categories

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	The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.		The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.

−	~~[[Category:Towns and Villages in the Shire]]~~
	[[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages]]		[[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages]]
		+	[[Category:Cities, Towns and Villages of the Shire]]

	[[de:Grünholm]]		[[de:Grünholm]]
	[[fi:Viherluoto]]		[[fi:Viherluoto]]

Aule the Smith: recat

2010-09-01T21:42:38Z

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	[[de:Grünholm]]		[[de:Grünholm]]
	[[fi:Viherluoto]]		[[fi:Viherluoto]]

Aule the Smith: recat

2010-09-01T21:18:02Z

recat

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	The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.		The name Greenholm is open to various interpretations, because the old word 'holm' has a number of possible meanings. It might possibly refer to a river-island, or even to the holly tree, but a much more likely explanation for the name, especially as it lay on the Far Downs, would be simply 'green hill'.

−	[[Category:~~Shire]]~~	+	[[Category:Towns and Villages in the Shire]]
−	~~[[Category:Cities,~~ Towns and Villages]]	+

	[[de:Grünholm]]		[[de:Grünholm]]
	[[fi:Viherluoto]]		[[fi:Viherluoto]]