Sindarin 

ithilien

place name. Land of the Moon

Region of Gondor containing Minas Ithil (LotR/1115) translated “Land of the Moon” (RC/233). This name is a combination of Ithil “moon” and the plural form of the suffix -ian(d) “land” (SA/sil, PE17/42).

Conceptual Development: This name was already N. Ithilien when it first appeared in Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s (TI/318, WR/133).

Sindarin [LotR/1115; LotRI/Ithilien; PE17/042; PMI/Ithilien; RC/233; RC/776; SA/sil; UT/318; UTI/Ithilien] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Ithilien

noun. moon land

Ithil (“moon”) + end (commonly used suffix in the names of regions and countries)

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Ithilien

Ithilien

Ithilien is a Sindarin name meaning "land of the moon". It has been suggested that the name consists of the elements Ithil ("moon") + the affix end.

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Mablung (ranger of Ithilien)

Mablung (ranger of Ithilien)

Mablung was named after Mablung of the Heavy Hand, a great Hunter of Doriath. His epithet was a translation of his name from Doriathrin. Mab means "hand", while lung means "heavy".

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Noldorin 

ithilien

place name. *Moon Lands

Noldorin [SDI1/Ithilien; TII/Ithilien; WRI/Ithilien] Group: Eldamo. Published by

Quenya 

lepetta

noun. Gondorian hardwood

Quenya name for the S. lebethron tree appearing in an undated note likely from the late 1960s, so called “probably because its leaves (like chestnut) [were] shaped like a fingered hand” (PE17/89). As such it was likely derived from √LEP, the basis for finger-words.