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'''Lindo''' was the wise keeper of the [[Cottage of Lost Play]] in [[Tol Eressëa]]. His wife was [[Vairë]], and his father was [[Valwë]].<ref>{{HM|LT1}}</ref><ref>{{HM|LT2}}</ref>
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'''Lindo''' was the wise keeper of the [[Cottage of Lost Play]] in [[Tol Eressëa]]. His wife was [[Vairë (wife of Lindo)|Vairë]], and his father was [[Valwë]].<ref>{{HM|LT1}}</ref><ref>{{HM|LT2}}</ref>


==Etymolgy==
==Etymolgy==
''Lindo'' is a [[Qenya]] name, probably meaning "Singer". The [[Gnomish]] version of the name was '''''Glinda''''' (probably related to ''glin'' "sound, voice, utterance").<ref>{{PE|15}}, pp. 6, 7, 9</ref>
''Lindo'' is a [[Qenya]] name, probably meaning "Singer". The [[Gnomish]] version of the name was '''''Glinda''''' (probably related to ''glin'' "sound, voice, utterance").<ref>{{PE|15}}, pp. 6, 7, 9</ref>



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Template:Noncanon {{elves infobox | image= | name=Lindo | pronun= | othernames= | titles= | position= | location= | affiliation= | language= | birth= | birthlocation= | rule= | death= | deathlocation= | age= | notablefor= | house= | parentage=Valwë | siblings= | spouse=[[Vairë (wife of Lindo)|Vairë) | children= | gender=Male | height= | hair= | eyes= | clothing= | weapons= | steed= }} Lindo was the wise keeper of the Cottage of Lost Play in Tol Eressëa. His wife was Vairë, and his father was Valwë.[1][2]

Etymolgy

Lindo is a Qenya name, probably meaning "Singer". The Gnomish version of the name was Glinda (probably related to glin "sound, voice, utterance").[3]

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