Arda is the world in which all of the events occur, including the continents of Middle-earth and Aman. It is a part of Eä, the World and all that is in it. Arda was created, together with the rest of Eä, through the Music of the Ainur for the Children of Ilúvatar (that is, Elves and Men).
The Ainulindalë is the first part of The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien. It deals with the creation of the universe and the gods who become the dramatis personae of the following parts of the Silmarillion.
Ainur-The Ainur are the spirits who existed with Ilúvatar, and helped him to create the world Arda through the Music of the Ainur. After the creation of Arda, many of the Ainur worked to guide and order its growth. Of these there were fifteen more powerful than the rest. Fourteen became the Valar. The fifteenth, Melkor, became the first Dark Lord.
The Valar were the fourteen powerful spirits who took physical form and entered Arda after its creation to give order to the world and combat the evils of Melkor. They dwelt originally on the Isle of Almaren, but after its destruction they moved to Aman and founded Valinor.
Oromë is a Vala. His name means Loud Trumpeter. He is also known as Aldaron, Araw, Béma, Tauron, The Huntsman of the Valar and Lord of Forests. He is the brother of Nessa.
The words sound familiar, as they appear elvish. Though if they are either Quenya, Sindarin or a mix of both I can't tell.
The only word I recognize being sung is Ainulindalë, which is the name of the first section of the Silmarillion and means "Music of the Ainur" in Quenya. (lit. "Singing of the Holy")
whats the translation?
DazzledRose3193 1 year ago
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It is kind of hard to translate because, so very often with Elvish words, there will be both a literal and a loose translation.
Ea- means 'Behold!", but is also another name for Earth
Arda- same meaning as Ea
Ainulindale- music of the Ainur (Ainur being like angels or demigods)
Aratar- 'noble father' or 'high father' (refers to the 8 most powerful Valar, not all of whom are actually male)
Maiar- lesser angels
rana-wanderer
Serena2009ification 1 year ago
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Nenar- means 'Water on High'- this is said to be a star, probably a bluish one in color
Iluvatar' 'Father of All'- this is the name given to God
Valar- mighty angels
Orome- As Kecs said,this means 'Loud trumpeter' and is the name of one of the Valar
Araw- roughly same as above
Serena2009ification 1 year ago
Wow...great!!!
EllethwenEldarwen 2 years ago
Arda is the world in which all of the events occur, including the continents of Middle-earth and Aman. It is a part of Eä, the World and all that is in it. Arda was created, together with the rest of Eä, through the Music of the Ainur for the Children of Ilúvatar (that is, Elves and Men).
The Ainulindalë is the first part of The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien. It deals with the creation of the universe and the gods who become the dramatis personae of the following parts of the Silmarillion.
Kecskemacska2 2 years ago 10
Aratar-exalted ones, high ones
Maiar-mortar
Rána- moon
Nénar- star, Neptune
Ilúvatar- God
Ainur-The Ainur are the spirits who existed with Ilúvatar, and helped him to create the world Arda through the Music of the Ainur. After the creation of Arda, many of the Ainur worked to guide and order its growth. Of these there were fifteen more powerful than the rest. Fourteen became the Valar. The fifteenth, Melkor, became the first Dark Lord.
Kecskemacska2 2 years ago
The Valar were the fourteen powerful spirits who took physical form and entered Arda after its creation to give order to the world and combat the evils of Melkor. They dwelt originally on the Isle of Almaren, but after its destruction they moved to Aman and founded Valinor.
Kecskemacska2 2 years ago
Oromë is a Vala. His name means Loud Trumpeter. He is also known as Aldaron, Araw, Béma, Tauron, The Huntsman of the Valar and Lord of Forests. He is the brother of Nessa.
Araw, in Sindarin- Oromë, in Quenya
Kecskemacska2 2 years ago
this sounds awesome its fantastic it must be hard to sing words that completely different from any standard musicals
RentandWicked 2 years ago
Corecut0123 2 years ago 18
Anyone have the lyrics to this song?
The words sound familiar, as they appear elvish. Though if they are either Quenya, Sindarin or a mix of both I can't tell.
The only word I recognize being sung is Ainulindalë, which is the name of the first section of the Silmarillion and means "Music of the Ainur" in Quenya. (lit. "Singing of the Holy")
Aside from that, I haven't got a clue. =P
Joyride37 2 years ago
Ea (with rock dots over the a) is the universe of Middle-Earth, and Arda is the planet it's on. That's all I know.
oldbluescott 2 years ago
omg great
miesmarie 3 years ago