Примеры использования Edain на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Morgoth utterly defeats the Elves and Edain.
Elros chose to become one of the Edain, while Elrond elected to remain an Elf.
The most important group in the tales of the First Age were the Edain.
All the might of the Elves and the Edain united sufficed only to contain him, and to gain the peace of a siege;
The Men of Forodwaith were a strange folk apparently unrelated to the Edain.
After Nírnaeth Arnoediad, some of the Sindar and Edain that survived the battle took refuge there.
The people of Bór proved to be faithful, but were completely destroyed during the Nírnaeth Arnoediad,fighting on the side of the Eldar and Edain.
He was a Man of the Second House of the Edain in the First Age, and son of Dorlas of Brethil.
Although the word Edain refers to all Men, the Elves use it to distinguish those Men who fought with them in the First Age against Morgoth in Beleriand.
He led the majority of his people across Eriador and was the first of the Edain to reach the Blue Mountains.
Then she would question him about the Edain, of whom she had seen few and seldom, and about his country and his kin.
The Edain(Atani) were three peoples of Men who, coming first to the West of Middle-earth and the shores of the Great Sea, became allies of the Eldar against the Enemy.
In any case, they did not go to Beleriand like the Edain who were later rewarded with the island of Númenor by the Valar.
Yet they are described as remaining at Rivendell, so some readers conclude that they exercised their right to live anddie in Middle-earth as Edain.
There were three unions of the Eldar and the Edain: Lъthien and Beren; Idril and Tuor; Arwen and Aragorn.
The Edain brought with them to Númenor the knowledge of many crafts, and many craftsmen who had learned from the Eldar, besides preserving lore and traditions of their own.
Elros chose to be of Man-kind and remain with the Edain; bet a great life-span was granted to him many times that of lesser men.
The realm was officially established in S.A. 32, and Elros Half-elven, son of Eärendil, and brother of Elrond anddescendant of all the royal houses of Elves and Edain, became the first King of Númenor.
And he sang to her longs that cameout of far-off days, when the Edain pastured their locks in Eriador long ago, before ever they met the Eldar.
It is said that when the Edain first set sail upon the Great Sea, following the Star to Númenor, the Elvish ships that bore them were each steered and captained by one of the Eldar deputed by Círdan;
Once there Elros became the first king of Númenor as Tar-Minyatur and the Edain became known as the Dúnedain Sindarin for Men of the West.
But Maedhros, knowing the weakness of the Noldor and the Edain, whereas the pits of Angband seemed to hold store inexhaustible and ever-renewed, made alliance with these new-come Men, and gave his friendship to the greatest of their chieftains, B? r and Ulfang.
Tuor was the son of Huor of the House of Hador, the Third House of the Edain and the most renowned in the wars with Morgoth.
Its use is not exactly clear: sometimes it is used to refer to the Edain of the First Age, other times it is only applied to Bëor, Marach and contemporaries, and in yet other places it is used to refer to those peoples from whom the Edain are descended.
Felagund himself often returned to visit Men; and many other Elves out of the west-lands, both Noldor and Sindar, Journeyed to Estolad,being eager to see the Edain, whose coming had long been foretold.
A band of them lived among the Folk of Haleth in the First Age and were held as Edain by the Elves, who called them Drúedain from Drûg, their native name, plus Edain. .
He gazed long in grief at the jewel, before wearing it and revealing himself as the most beautiful of all the children of the world,of threefold race: the Edain(Men), the Eldar(Elves) and the Maiar(Ainur) of the Blessed Realm.
Ulfang and his sons were deeper in the secret allegiance with Morgoth, andbetrayed the Eldar and Edain during the Nírnaeth Arnoediad in what was later known as the Treachery of Men.
The inscription in Volume XI reads: In this book are recorded the last writings of John Ronald Reuel Tolkien concerning the wars of Beleriand, here also is told the story of how Húrin Thalin brought ruin to the Men of Brethil,with much else concerning the Edain and Dwarves and the names of many peoples in the speech of the Elves.
Halmir was lord of the Folk of Haleth when Morgoth renewed his war against the Elves and their allies, the Edain, in the Dagor Bragollach, and it is said that the deeds of his people were remembered with honour.