Vilya - Revision history

Gamling: Added category

2012-07-28T06:06:51Z

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Gamling: Split description from history, added dates, references, definition of noun, tengwa info, etymology

2012-07-28T06:05:18Z

Split description from history, added dates, references, definition of noun, tengwa info, etymology

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	[[Image:Noble Collection - Vilya.jpg\|thumb\|Vilya as conceived by [[The Noble Collection]]]]		[[Image:Noble Collection - Vilya.jpg\|thumb\|Vilya as conceived by [[The Noble Collection]]]]
−	'''Vilya''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈviʎa]}}) or '''Wilya''' (pre-[[Second Age\|SA]] and [[Vanyarin]], {{IPA\|[ˈwiʎa]}}), ~~the '''Ring of Air'''~~, was one of the [[Rings of Power]] made by the [[Elves]] of [[Eregion]]. ~~Along with~~ [[Nenya]] and [[Narya]]~~, Vilya was often referred to as one of~~ the [[Three Rings\|Three Rings of the Elves]], the ~~mightiest of the Rings of Power.~~ [[~~Celebrimbor~~]]~~, lord of Eregion forged all three independent of Annatar, a guise of the Dark Lord~~ [[~~Sauron~~]]. As a ~~result of this~~, ~~none~~ of the ~~Three were stained by his evil~~. ~~However, like all the Rings~~ of ~~the Elves,~~ Vilya was ~~still under Sauron~~'~~s influence when he wielded [[The One~~ Ring]], ~~which held dominion~~ over ~~all~~ the ~~others. When Sauron laid waste to Eregion, Vilya was sent to~~ the ~~Elven-King [[Gil-galad]] far away in [[Lindon]], where~~ it was ~~later given to [[Elrond]], who bore it through~~ the ~~later years~~ of ~~the [[Second Age]] and all of the [[Third Age~~\|~~Third]].~~	+	'''Vilya''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈviʎa]}}) or '''Wilya''' (pre-[[Second Age\|SA]] and [[Vanyarin]], {{IPA\|[ˈwiʎa]}}), as a proper noun, was one of the [[Rings of Power]] made by the [[Elves]] of [[Eregion]]. Vilya, [[Nenya]], and [[Narya]] were the [[Three Rings\|Three Rings of the Elves]], more powerful than the rings given to [[Dwarves]] or [[Men]]. Like the other Elven Rings, Vilya was jeweled: it contained a great blue stone set in a gold band, which contributed to its titles as the '''Ring of Sapphire''' and the '''Blue Ring'''. A lesser-used title of Vilya was the '''Ring of Air''', signifying its preeminence even over the other Rings of the Elves; it was generally considered that Vilya was the mightiest of these three bands.<ref name="Grey">{{RK\|VI9}}</ref>

−	~~Like~~ the ~~other~~ Rings of ~~Power~~, ~~Vilya was jeweled: it contained~~ a ~~great blue stone set in~~ a ~~gold band~~, ~~which contributed to its title as the '''Ring~~ of ~~Sapphire''', and~~ the ~~name the '''Blue Ring'''~~. ~~A lesser-used title of Vilya was the '''Ring of Air'''~~, ~~signifying its preeminence even over~~ the ~~other~~ Rings of the Elves~~; it was generally considered that~~ Vilya was the ~~mightiest of these three bands~~.	+	==History==
		+	By {{SA\|1590}},<ref name="SA">{{App\|SA}}</ref> [[Celebrimbor]], the lord of [[Eregion]], had forged all Three Rings independently of [[Annatar]], a guise of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. As a result, none of the Three were stained by his evil. However, like all the Rings of the Elves, Vilya was still under Sauron's influence when he wielded [[The One Ring]], which held dominion over all the others.

−	~~Upon~~ Sauron~~'s destruction, the power~~ of ~~Vilya faded~~ and ~~it went over~~ the ~~sea along~~ with Elrond at the ~~end~~ of the Third Age.	+	When Sauron made his Ring in {{App\|1600\|n}} Celebrimbor became aware of his designs and in {{App\|1603}} gave the Three Rings to Elven guardians,<ref name="SA"/> with Vilya sent to [[Gil-galad]] in [[Lindon]]. Sauron waged war against the Elves in [[Eriador]] but was eventually defeated. Afterwards, Gil-Galad gave Vilya to [[Elrond]],<ref>{{UT\|Concerning}}</ref> who bore it through the later years of the [[Second Age]] and all of the [[Third Age\|Third]].

		+	Upon Sauron's destruction in {{TA\|3019}}<ref>{{App\|Great}}</ref>, the power of Vilya faded and it went over the sea along with Elrond at the end of the Third Age.<ref name="Grey"/>
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		+	==Quenya Noun==
		+	'''''vilya''''', when not referring to the Ring of Air, is a noun meaning "air" or "sky" in [[Quenya]].<ref name="Names">{{App\|Letters}}, Note, ''The names of the letters''</ref>
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		+	==Tengwa==
		+	[[Image:Vilya.gif\|left]]''Vilya'' is also the name in Quenya of the twenty-fourth letter of the [[Tengwar]] alphabet.<ref name="Names"/> It is the fourth letter of the sixth grade or [[Tyellë]], which contains "semi-vocalic" consonants and it is the sixth letter in the fourth series of consonants.<ref>{{App\|Letters}}</ref> In early written Quenya this letter represented '''W''' when the letter was called ''Wilya''. Over time this letter ceased to have a clear function. However, in the [[Mode of Beleriand]] (as seen in the [[West-gate]] of [[Moria]] inscription) ''Vilya'' is used for a following '''W''' in the diphthong ''iw''.<ref>{{FR\|II4}}</ref> The [[Westron]] name for this letter is ''''''Á'''''.<ref>See [[Westron Tengwar]].</ref>
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		+	==Etymology==
		+	The word derives from the [[Primitive Quendian]] [[Sundocarme\|root]] [[WIL]].<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, WIL-</ref>
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		+	==See Also ==
		+	* [http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/qlist.htm Quenya Corpus Wordlist] edited by [[Helge Fauskanger]]
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Elendil at 10:41, 1 August 2010

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Gilgamesh at 20:38, 19 February 2010

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	Upon Sauron's destruction, the power of Vilya faded and it went over the sea along with Elrond at the end of the Third Age.		Upon Sauron's destruction, the power of Vilya faded and it went over the sea along with Elrond at the end of the Third Age.
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−	~~==Inflection==~~
−	{\|
−	\|-
−	~~\|valign="top"\|{{qya-decl-a\|num=sg\|Vily}}~~
−	~~\|valign="top"\|{{qya-decl-a\|num=sg\|Wily}}~~
−	\|}

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Gilgamesh: /* Inflection */

2010-01-28T16:12:05Z

Inflection

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−	\|valign="top"\|{{qya-decl-a\|Vily}}	+	\|valign="top"\|{{qya-decl-a\|num=sg\|Vily}}
−	\|valign="top"\|{{qya-decl-a\|Wily}}	+	\|valign="top"\|{{qya-decl-a\|num=sg\|Wily}}
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Gilgamesh at 16:11, 28 January 2010

2010-01-28T16:11:43Z

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	Upon Sauron's destruction, the power of Vilya faded and it went over the sea along with Elrond at the end of the Third Age.		Upon Sauron's destruction, the power of Vilya faded and it went over the sea along with Elrond at the end of the Third Age.
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		+	==Inflection==
		+	{\|
		+	\|-
		+	\|valign="top"\|{{qya-decl-a\|Vily}}
		+	\|valign="top"\|{{qya-decl-a\|Wily}}
		+	\|}

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Gilgamesh at 13:00, 22 January 2010

2010-01-22T13:00:46Z

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−	'''Vilya''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈviʎa]}}) or '''Wilya''' ([[Vanyarin]], {{IPA\|[ˈwiʎa]}}), the '''Ring of Air''', was one of the [[Rings of Power]] made by the [[Elves]] of [[Eregion]]. Along with [[Nenya]] and [[Narya]], Vilya was often referred to as one of the [[Three Rings\|Three Rings of the Elves]], the mightiest of the Rings of Power. [[Celebrimbor]], lord of Eregion forged all three independent of Annatar, a guise of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. As a result of this, none of the Three were stained by his evil. However, like all the Rings of the Elves, Vilya was still under Sauron's influence when he wielded [[The One Ring]], which held dominion over all the others. When Sauron laid waste to Eregion, Vilya was sent to the Elven-King [[Gil-galad]] far away in [[Lindon]], where it was later given to [[Elrond]], who bore it through the later years of the [[Second Age]] and all of the [[Third Age\|Third]].	+	'''Vilya''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈviʎa]}}) or '''Wilya''' (pre-[[Second Age\|SA]] and [[Vanyarin]], {{IPA\|[ˈwiʎa]}}), the '''Ring of Air''', was one of the [[Rings of Power]] made by the [[Elves]] of [[Eregion]]. Along with [[Nenya]] and [[Narya]], Vilya was often referred to as one of the [[Three Rings\|Three Rings of the Elves]], the mightiest of the Rings of Power. [[Celebrimbor]], lord of Eregion forged all three independent of Annatar, a guise of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. As a result of this, none of the Three were stained by his evil. However, like all the Rings of the Elves, Vilya was still under Sauron's influence when he wielded [[The One Ring]], which held dominion over all the others. When Sauron laid waste to Eregion, Vilya was sent to the Elven-King [[Gil-galad]] far away in [[Lindon]], where it was later given to [[Elrond]], who bore it through the later years of the [[Second Age]] and all of the [[Third Age\|Third]].

	Like the other Rings of Power, Vilya was jeweled: it contained a great blue stone set in a gold band, which contributed to its title as the '''Ring of Sapphire''', and the name the '''Blue Ring'''. A lesser-used title of Vilya was the '''Ring of Air''', signifying its preeminence even over the other Rings of the Elves; it was generally considered that Vilya was the mightiest of these three bands.		Like the other Rings of Power, Vilya was jeweled: it contained a great blue stone set in a gold band, which contributed to its title as the '''Ring of Sapphire''', and the name the '''Blue Ring'''. A lesser-used title of Vilya was the '''Ring of Air''', signifying its preeminence even over the other Rings of the Elves; it was generally considered that Vilya was the mightiest of these three bands.

Gilgamesh at 12:59, 22 January 2010

2010-01-22T12:59:36Z

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−	'''Vilya''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[~~ˈvilʲa~~]}}), the '''Ring of Air''', was one of the [[Rings of Power]] made by the [[Elves]] of [[Eregion]]. Along with [[Nenya]] and [[Narya]], Vilya was often referred to as one of the [[Three Rings\|Three Rings of the Elves]], the mightiest of the Rings of Power. [[Celebrimbor]], lord of Eregion forged all three independent of Annatar, a guise of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. As a result of this, none of the Three were stained by his evil. However, like all the Rings of the Elves, Vilya was still under Sauron's influence when he wielded [[The One Ring]], which held dominion over all the others. When Sauron laid waste to Eregion, Vilya was sent to the Elven-King [[Gil-galad]] far away in [[Lindon]], where it was later given to [[Elrond]], who bore it through the later years of the [[Second Age]] and all of the [[Third Age\|Third]].	+	'''Vilya''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈviʎa]}}) or '''Wilya''' ([[Vanyarin]], {{IPA\|[ˈwiʎa]}}), the '''Ring of Air''', was one of the [[Rings of Power]] made by the [[Elves]] of [[Eregion]]. Along with [[Nenya]] and [[Narya]], Vilya was often referred to as one of the [[Three Rings\|Three Rings of the Elves]], the mightiest of the Rings of Power. [[Celebrimbor]], lord of Eregion forged all three independent of Annatar, a guise of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. As a result of this, none of the Three were stained by his evil. However, like all the Rings of the Elves, Vilya was still under Sauron's influence when he wielded [[The One Ring]], which held dominion over all the others. When Sauron laid waste to Eregion, Vilya was sent to the Elven-King [[Gil-galad]] far away in [[Lindon]], where it was later given to [[Elrond]], who bore it through the later years of the [[Second Age]] and all of the [[Third Age\|Third]].

	Like the other Rings of Power, Vilya was jeweled: it contained a great blue stone set in a gold band, which contributed to its title as the '''Ring of Sapphire''', and the name the '''Blue Ring'''. A lesser-used title of Vilya was the '''Ring of Air''', signifying its preeminence even over the other Rings of the Elves; it was generally considered that Vilya was the mightiest of these three bands.		Like the other Rings of Power, Vilya was jeweled: it contained a great blue stone set in a gold band, which contributed to its title as the '''Ring of Sapphire''', and the name the '''Blue Ring'''. A lesser-used title of Vilya was the '''Ring of Air''', signifying its preeminence even over the other Rings of the Elves; it was generally considered that Vilya was the mightiest of these three bands.

Gilgamesh at 07:31, 21 January 2010

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−	'''Vilya''', the '''Ring of Air''', was one of the [[Rings of Power]] made by the [[Elves]] of [[Eregion]]. Along with [[Nenya]] and [[Narya]], Vilya was often referred to as one of the [[Three Rings\|Three Rings of the Elves]], the mightiest of the Rings of Power. [[Celebrimbor]], lord of Eregion forged all three independent of Annatar, a guise of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. As a result of this, none of the Three were stained by his evil. However, like all the Rings of the Elves, Vilya was still under Sauron's influence when he wielded [[The One Ring]], which held dominion over all the others. When Sauron laid waste to Eregion, Vilya was sent to the Elven-King [[Gil-galad]] far away in [[Lindon]], where it was later given to [[Elrond]], who bore it through the later years of the [[Second Age]] and all of the [[Third Age\|Third]].	+	'''Vilya''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈvilʲa]}}), the '''Ring of Air''', was one of the [[Rings of Power]] made by the [[Elves]] of [[Eregion]]. Along with [[Nenya]] and [[Narya]], Vilya was often referred to as one of the [[Three Rings\|Three Rings of the Elves]], the mightiest of the Rings of Power. [[Celebrimbor]], lord of Eregion forged all three independent of Annatar, a guise of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. As a result of this, none of the Three were stained by his evil. However, like all the Rings of the Elves, Vilya was still under Sauron's influence when he wielded [[The One Ring]], which held dominion over all the others. When Sauron laid waste to Eregion, Vilya was sent to the Elven-King [[Gil-galad]] far away in [[Lindon]], where it was later given to [[Elrond]], who bore it through the later years of the [[Second Age]] and all of the [[Third Age\|Third]].

	Like the other Rings of Power, Vilya was jeweled: it contained a great blue stone set in a gold band, which contributed to its title as the '''Ring of Sapphire''', and the name the '''Blue Ring'''. A lesser-used title of Vilya was the '''Ring of Air''', signifying its preeminence even over the other Rings of the Elves; it was generally considered that Vilya was the mightiest of these three bands.		Like the other Rings of Power, Vilya was jeweled: it contained a great blue stone set in a gold band, which contributed to its title as the '''Ring of Sapphire''', and the name the '''Blue Ring'''. A lesser-used title of Vilya was the '''Ring of Air''', signifying its preeminence even over the other Rings of the Elves; it was generally considered that Vilya was the mightiest of these three bands.
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Hyarion: Added Template:Rings

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