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'''Zigil''' is a word in [[Khuzdul]], occuring as an element in Zirakzigil, the [[Dwarves]]' name for the mountain called ''[[Celebdil]]'' or ''Silvertine'' by other races, and in | '''Zigil''' is a word in [[Khuzdul]], occuring as an element in ''Zirakzigil'', the [[Dwarves]]' name for the mountain called ''[[Celebdil]]'' or ''Silvertine'' by other races, and in ''Zigil-nâd'', a rejected [[Dwarvish]] name for ''[[Kibil-nâla]]'', the river known to the [[Elves]] as ''[[Celebrant]]'' and to [[Men]] as the ''Silverlode''. | ||
'''Zigil''' therefore evidently means | '''''Zigil''''' therefore evidently means ‘silver’. | ||
[[Category:Khuzdul words]] | [[Category:Khuzdul words]] | ||
Revision as of 00:16, 12 July 2010
Zigil is a word in Khuzdul, occuring as an element in Zirakzigil, the Dwarves' name for the mountain called Celebdil or Silvertine by other races, and in Zigil-nâd, a rejected Dwarvish name for Kibil-nâla, the river known to the Elves as Celebrant and to Men as the Silverlode.
Zigil therefore evidently means ‘silver’.
