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	==History==		==History==
−	Spirits in the shapes of hawks and eagles were the servants of [[Manwë\|Manwë Súlimo]], continually flying over [[Middle-earth]] to gather information for their master.<ref>{{S\|1}}</ref> Above many flocks of ''[[crebain]]'', [[Aragorn]] noticed hawks, flying high in the sky, during the [[War of the Ring]].<ref>{{HM\|FR}}, "[[The Ring goes South]]"</ref>	+	[[Spirits (creatures)\|Spirits]] in the shapes of hawks and eagles were the servants of [[Manwë\|Manwë Súlimo]], continually flying over [[Middle-earth]] to gather information for their master.<ref>{{S\|1}}</ref> Above many flocks of ''[[crebain]]'', [[Aragorn]] noticed hawks, flying high in the sky, during the [[War of the Ring]].<ref>{{HM\|FR}}, "[[The Ring goes South]]"</ref>

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

Morgan at 16:40, 31 August 2012

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	==History==		==History==
−	~~Hawks~~ were the servants of [[Manwë\|Manwë Súlimo]], flying ~~in his halls together with Eagles.<ref>{{HM\|S}}, "[[Of the Beginning of Days]]"</ref> They would continually fly~~ over [[Middle-earth]] to gather information for their master. Above many flocks of ''[[crebain]]'', [[Aragorn]] noticed hawks, flying high in the sky, during the [[War of the Ring]].<ref>{{HM\|FR}}, "[[The Ring goes South]]"</ref>	+	Spirits in the shapes of hawks and eagles were the servants of [[Manwë\|Manwë Súlimo]], continually flying over [[Middle-earth]] to gather information for their master.<ref>{{S\|1}}</ref> Above many flocks of ''[[crebain]]'', [[Aragorn]] noticed hawks, flying high in the sky, during the [[War of the Ring]].<ref>{{HM\|FR}}, "[[The Ring goes South]]"</ref>

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	[[Christopher Tolkien]] noted that one of two possible readings for the unintelligible entry [[PHI]] in ''[[The Etymologies]]'' could be "hawk" (the other being "haste").<ref name="Etym">{{HM\|LR}}~~, "[[The Etymologies]]"~~, [[~~Sundocarmë~~\|Root]] [[PHI]]</ref> [[Carl F. Hostetter]] and [[Patrick H. Wynne]] argue that "hawk" is the more likely reading, especially given the onomatopoeic suitability of the form of the base to the cry of a hawk, and the possible relation to the root [[PHILIK]], "small bird".<ref>~~[[J.R.R. Tolkien]], [[Carl F. Hostetter]], [[Patrick H. Wynne]] (eds.), "Addenda and Corrigenda to the ''Etymologies''", published in [[Vinyar Tengwar 46]], pages 3-34~~, ~~esp~~. 9</ref> The [[Quenya]] word for "hawk" would then be ''[[fion]]'', plural ''[[fiondi]]''.<ref name="Etym"/>	+	[[Christopher Tolkien]] noted that one of two possible readings for the unintelligible entry [[PHI]] in ''[[The Etymologies]]'' could be "hawk" (the other being "haste").<ref name="Etym">{{LR\|Etymologies}}, [[Sundocarme\|Root]] [[PHI]]</ref> [[Carl F. Hostetter]] and [[Patrick H. Wynne]] argue that "hawk" is the more likely reading, especially given the onomatopoeic suitability of the form of the base to the cry of a hawk, and the possible relation to the root [[PHILIK]], "small bird".<ref>{{VT\|46a}}, p. 9</ref> The [[Quenya]] word for "hawk" would then be ''[[fion]]'', plural ''[[fiondi]]''.<ref name="Etym"/>

	==External links==		==External links==

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	[[Christopher Tolkien]] noted that one of two possible readings for the unintelligible entry [[PHI]] in ''[[The Etymologies]]'' could be "hawk" (the other being "haste").<ref name="Etym">{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[~~root~~]] [[PHI]]</ref> [[Carl F. Hostetter]] and [[Patrick H. Wynne]] argue that "hawk" is the more likely reading, especially given the onomatopoeic suitability of the form of the base to the cry of a hawk, and the possible relation to the root [[PHILIK]], "small bird".<ref>[[J.R.R. Tolkien]], [[Carl F. Hostetter]], [[Patrick H. Wynne]] (eds.), "Addenda and Corrigenda to the ''Etymologies''", published in [[Vinyar Tengwar 46]], pages 3-34, esp. 9</ref> The [[Quenya]] word for "hawk" would then be ''[[fion]]'', plural ''[[fiondi]]''.<ref name="Etym"/>	+	[[Christopher Tolkien]] noted that one of two possible readings for the unintelligible entry [[PHI]] in ''[[The Etymologies]]'' could be "hawk" (the other being "haste").<ref name="Etym">{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[PHI]]</ref> [[Carl F. Hostetter]] and [[Patrick H. Wynne]] argue that "hawk" is the more likely reading, especially given the onomatopoeic suitability of the form of the base to the cry of a hawk, and the possible relation to the root [[PHILIK]], "small bird".<ref>[[J.R.R. Tolkien]], [[Carl F. Hostetter]], [[Patrick H. Wynne]] (eds.), "Addenda and Corrigenda to the ''Etymologies''", published in [[Vinyar Tengwar 46]], pages 3-34, esp. 9</ref> The [[Quenya]] word for "hawk" would then be ''[[fion]]'', plural ''[[fiondi]]''.<ref name="Etym"/>

	==External links==		==External links==

Ederchil at 11:59, 10 April 2009

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−	'''Hawks''' were ~~swift~~ birds of prey, smaller than [[Eagles]], but just as sharp-eyed. Though the Eagles were the best known of [[Manwë]]'s messengers, we're also told that there were hawks among the ranks of his servants, watching [[Middle-earth]] and bringing back news to their noble master on [[Taniquetil]]. Other forces also used them as servants, and far above the crebain that spied for [[Saruman]] in the [[War of the Ring]], [[Aragorn]] reported that he had seen hawks hovering, watching the lands far below.	+	'''Hawks''' were the swiftest birds of prey, smaller than [[Eagles]], but just as sharp-eyed.

		+	==History==
		+	Hawks were the servants of [[Manwë\|Manwë Súlimo]], flying in his halls together with Eagles.<ref>{{HM\|S}}, "[[Of the Beginning of Days]]"</ref> They would continually fly over [[Middle-earth]] to gather information for their master. Above many flocks of ''[[crebain]]'', [[Aragorn]] noticed hawks, flying high in the sky, during the [[War of the Ring]].<ref>{{HM\|FR}}, "[[The Ring goes South]]"</ref>
		+
		+	==Etymology==
		+	[[Christopher Tolkien]] noted that one of two possible readings for the unintelligible entry [[PHI]] in ''[[The Etymologies]]'' could be "hawk" (the other being "haste").<ref name="Etym">{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[root]] [[PHI]]</ref> [[Carl F. Hostetter]] and [[Patrick H. Wynne]] argue that "hawk" is the more likely reading, especially given the onomatopoeic suitability of the form of the base to the cry of a hawk, and the possible relation to the root [[PHILIK]], "small bird".<ref>[[J.R.R. Tolkien]], [[Carl F. Hostetter]], [[Patrick H. Wynne]] (eds.), "Addenda and Corrigenda to the ''Etymologies''", published in [[Vinyar Tengwar 46]], pages 3-34, esp. 9</ref> The [[Quenya]] word for "hawk" would then be ''[[fion]]'', plural ''[[fiondi]]''.<ref name="Etym"/>
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		+	==External links==
		+	*{{WP\|Hawk}}
		+	{{references}}
	[[Category:Birds]]		[[Category:Birds]]

Pinkkeith at 15:39, 31 March 2009

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	'''Hawks''' were swift birds of prey, smaller than [[Eagles]], but just as sharp-eyed. Though the Eagles were the best known of [[Manwë]]'s messengers, we're also told that there were hawks among the ranks of his servants, watching [[Middle-earth]] and bringing back news to their noble master on [[Taniquetil]]. Other forces also used them as servants, and far above the crebain that spied for [[Saruman]] in the [[War of the Ring]], [[Aragorn]] reported that he had seen hawks hovering, watching the lands far below.		'''Hawks''' were swift birds of prey, smaller than [[Eagles]], but just as sharp-eyed. Though the Eagles were the best known of [[Manwë]]'s messengers, we're also told that there were hawks among the ranks of his servants, watching [[Middle-earth]] and bringing back news to their noble master on [[Taniquetil]]. Other forces also used them as servants, and far above the crebain that spied for [[Saruman]] in the [[War of the Ring]], [[Aragorn]] reported that he had seen hawks hovering, watching the lands far below.

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Hyarion at 22:28, 27 February 2007

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−	~~Swift~~ birds of prey, smaller than [[Eagles]], but just as sharp-eyed. Though the Eagles were the best known of [[Manwë]]'s messengers, we're also told that there were hawks among the ranks of his servants, watching [[Middle-earth]] and bringing back news to their noble master on [[Taniquetil]]. Other forces also used them as servants, and far above the crebain that spied for [[Saruman]] in the [[War of the Ring]], [[Aragorn]] reported that he had seen hawks hovering, watching the lands far below.	+	'''Hawks''' were swift birds of prey, smaller than [[Eagles]], but just as sharp-eyed. Though the Eagles were the best known of [[Manwë]]'s messengers, we're also told that there were hawks among the ranks of his servants, watching [[Middle-earth]] and bringing back news to their noble master on [[Taniquetil]]. Other forces also used them as servants, and far above the crebain that spied for [[Saruman]] in the [[War of the Ring]], [[Aragorn]] reported that he had seen hawks hovering, watching the lands far below.

	[[Category:Animals]]		[[Category:Animals]]

Hyarion at 22:08, 5 October 2005

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Swift birds of prey, smaller than [[Eagles]], but just as sharp-eyed. Though the Eagles were the best known of [[Manwë]]'s messengers, we're also told that there were hawks among the ranks of his servants, watching [[Middle-earth]] and bringing back news to their noble master on [[Taniquetil]]. Other forces also used them as servants, and far above the crebain that spied for [[Saruman]] in the [[War of the Ring]], [[Aragorn]] reported that he had seen hawks hovering, watching the lands far below.

[[Category:Animals]]