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Amon Dîn was the first, and perhaps the oldest, of the seven Beacon-hills of Gondor, located between Drúadan Forest and the Grey Wood.[1]

History[]

It was originally used as a fortified outpost of the city of Minas Tirith keeping watch over north Anórien and Ithilien. Prior to the Siege of Gondor, Amon Dîn was the first beacon to be lit.[1]

Etymology[]

Amon Dîn was Sindarin for 'silent hill'.[2]

Translations[]

Foreign Language Translated name
Arabic آمون الدين
Armenian Ամոն Դին
Belarusian Cyrillic Амон Дін
Bengali আমোন দীন
Bulgarian Cyrillic Амон Дин
Chinese (Hong Kong) 阿摩丁
Georgian ამონ დინი
Greek Αμον Διν
Gujarati આમોન દિન
Hebrew אמון דין
Hindi आमोन दीन
Hungarian A Csendes Domb
Japanese アモンディン
Kannada ಆಮೋನನು ದಿನ್
Kazakh Cyrillic Амон Дін
Korean 아몬 딘
Macedonian Cyrillic Амон Дин
Marathi आमोन दिन ?
Mongolian Cyrillic Амон Дин
Nepalese आमोनलाई दीन
Punjabi ਆਮੋਨ ਦੀਨ
Russian Амон Дин
Serbian Амон Дин (Cyrillic) Amon Din (Latin)
Sinhalese ඇමොන් ඩින්
Tamil ஆமோன் தின்
Telugu అమాన్ దిన్
Ukrainian Cyrillic Амон Дін
Urdu امون الدین
Uzbek Амон Дин (Cyrillic) Amon Din (Latin)
Beacon-hills of Gondor
Amon Dîn | Eilenach | Nardol | Erelas | Min-Rimmon | Calenhad | Amon Anwar (Halifirien)


References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Unfinished Tales of Númenor and Middle-earth, Part Three: The Third Age, chapter II: "Cirion and Eorl and the Friendship of Gondor and Rohan"
  2. The Silmarillion, Appendix, "Elements in Quenya and Sindarin Names"
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