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''See also [[Hither Shore (journal)]].''
''See also [[Hither Shore (journal)]].''
{{quote|On Hither Shores where mortals are.|[[Song of Eärendil]]<ref>{{FR|II1}}</ref>}}
'''Hither Shore''' was a term used especially by the [[Elves]] for the mortal lands of [[Middle-earth]], a reminder of the far distant shores of [[Aman]].<ref>{{FR|II6}}</ref><ref>{{FR|II8}}</ref> 


'''Hither Shore''' was a term used especially by the [[Elves]] for the mortal lands of [[Middle-earth]], a reminder of the far distant shores of Aman.<ref>{{FR|II1}}</ref> In [[First Age]] [[Sindarin]], it also had a more specific meaning, since it translates into that language as the name [[Nevrast]], a cold seaward region in the northwest of [[Beleriand]].<ref>{{S|Index}}, ''Nevrast''</ref>
In [[First Age]] [[Sindarin]], it also had a more specific meaning, since it translates into that language as the name [[Nevrast]], a cold seaward region in the northwest of [[Beleriand]].<ref>{{S|Index}}, ''Nevrast''</ref>


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See also Hither Shore (journal).

"On Hither Shores where mortals are."
Song of Eärendil[1]

Hither Shore was a term used especially by the Elves for the mortal lands of Middle-earth, a reminder of the far distant shores of Aman.[2][3]

In First Age Sindarin, it also had a more specific meaning, since it translates into that language as the name Nevrast, a cold seaward region in the northwest of Beleriand.[4]

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