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	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.		The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.

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	{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}		{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}

−	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Valar\|Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.	+	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Valar\|Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.

	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.		The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.

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	{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}		{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}

−	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.	+	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Valar\|Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.

	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.		The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.

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	{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}		{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}

Gilgamesh at 13:24, 22 January 2010

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	{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}		{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}

−	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[~~ˈuduːn~~]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.	+	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.

	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.		The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.

Gilgamesh at 06:36, 22 January 2010

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	{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}		{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}

−	'''Udûn''' was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.	+	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.

	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.		The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.

		+	{{DEFAULTSORT:Udun}}
	[[Category:Fortresses of Evil]]		[[Category:Fortresses of Evil]]
		+	[[Category:Sindarin words]]

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	'''Udûn''' was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.		'''Udûn''' was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.

−	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for the northern valley of Mordor that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.	+	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.
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−	~~Udûn is also the name of the circular valley in northern [[Mordor]]~~.	+

	[[Category:Fortresses of Evil]]		[[Category:Fortresses of Evil]]

Mthomas at 18:31, 16 May 2009

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	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for the northern valley of Mordor that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.		The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for the northern valley of Mordor that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.
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		+	Udûn is also the name of the circular valley in northern [[Mordor]].

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	{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}		{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}

−	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Valar\|Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.	+	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Valar\|Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.

	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.		The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.

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	{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}		{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}

−	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.	+	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Valar\|Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.

	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.		The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.

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	{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}		{{quote\|The dark fire will not avail you, flame of Udûn. Go back to the Shadow!\|[[Gandalf]], ''[[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''}}

−	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[~~ˈuduːn~~]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.	+	'''Udûn''' (pron. {{IPA\|[ˈuduːːn]}}) was the [[Sindarin]] name of [[Utumno]], the fortress of [[Melkor]] in the far north of the World. It was the first and greatest of Melkor's citadels, delved in the earliest days, the home to hosts of demons and monsters. From Udûn, Melkor troubled the world for millennia. From there, he destroyed the [[Two Lamps]] of the [[Valar]], so that the [[Powers]] left [[Almaren]], their dwelling-place in [[Middle-earth]], and removed into the West. At the time of the awakening of the [[Elves]], though, the [[Valar]] attacked Udûn in full force, and destroyed it utterly, carrying its master back to [[Valinor]] as their prisoner.

	The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.		The name Udûn is much less common as a name for Melkor's fortress than the equivalent Utumno. In ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' it appears just once, in [[Gandalf]]'s quote given above. It survived, though, as a name for [[Udûn (valley)\|the northern valley]] of [[Mordor]] that lay behind the [[Morannon]]. No doubt [[Sauron]] chose this name in memory of his ancient master's greatest stronghold.