N. Aragorn m.
References ✧ SDI1/Aragorn; TI/9; TII; WRI
N. Ethelion loc. “Peregrin”
An early Elvish name in Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s for the character that would become Aragorn, glossed “Peregrin” (RS/395). Roman Rausch suggested it might be a cognate of ᴹQ. ettelea “foreign”, since Peregrin means “foreigner” (EE/1.3).
References ✧ RS/395; RSI
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N. Du-finnion m.
An early Elvish name in Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s for the character that would become Aragorn (RS/361). Its meaning is unclear.
See S. Aragorn for further discussion.
References ✧ RS/361; RSI; TII
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N. Padathir m. “Trotter”
An early Elvish name in Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s for the character that would become Aragorn (RS/198). It is glossed “Trotter” and seems to be a combination of pad- "walk" and the agental suffix dîr “man”, perhaps dissimilated to -thir (as suggested by Roman Rausch, EE/1.3).
See S. Aragorn for further discussion.
References ✧ RS/198; RSI
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N. Rimbedir m. “Trotter”
Earliest Elvish name in Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s for the character that would become Aragorn (RS/198). Its etymology is unclear.
See S. Aragorn for further discussion.
References ✧ RS/198; RSI
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