Examples of using Morgoth in English and their translations into Korean
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Melkor, he's Morgoth, he's the Enemy.
Dive into Angband and defeat Morgoth.
In the pause Tuor felt a change in the air, as if the breath from the land of Morgoth had failed a while, and faint as a memory of the Sea came a breeze from the West.
And this land shall not be freed from the shadow of Morgoth until.
Led by the terrible dragon Glaurung, Morgoth's forces crushed the armies of the Noldor, and many of the elf lords were killed or captured, leaving Morgoth master of the entire North.
And this land shall not be freed from the shadow of Morgoth until Thangorodrim itself be overthrown…”.
It is also asserted that Morgoth for a time withheld his hand and made mere feints of attack,"So that by easy victory the confidence of these rebels might become overweening; as it proved indeed.".
It is no tyranny of evil Men, as your son believes but a servant of Morgoth is stirring, and evil things wake again.
For he lives yet, most feared of the foes of Morgoth, and he escaped from the ruin of the Nirnaeth, when Hurin of Dor-1ómin and Huor your father held the passes of Sirion behind him.".
For after the Bragollach and the breaking of the Siege of Angband doubt first came into Turgon's heart that Morgoth might prove too strong.
In ages past they had paid no heed to the Great Dark One(Morgoth), nor did they later ally themselves with Sauron; for they hated all invaders from the East.
Now this Lorgan was held the chieftain of the Easterlings and claimed to rule all Dor-1ómin as a fief under Morgoth; and he took Tuor to be his slave.
The passage just cited from The Road Goes Ever On says explicitly:"After the overthrow of Morgoth at the end of the FirstAge a ban was set upon her return, and she had replied proudly that she had no wish to do so.".
When the victories of Morgoth destroyed all the realms and strongholds of Elves and Men in Beleriand, it is said that they had dwindled to a few families, mostly of women and children, some of whom came to the last refuges at the Mouth Sirion.
In the First Age, the cunning and malevolent being Sauron had been the chief servant of the evil fallen Vala Melkor(later called Morgoth) and he was instrumental in Morgoth's many attempts to become ruler of Middle-earth.
The years had not shaken it, and the servants of Morgoth had passed it by; but wind and rain and frost had graven it, and upon the coping of its walls and the great shingles of its roof there was a deep growth of grey-green plants that, living upon the salt air, throve even in the cracks of barren stone.
In an isolated and undateable note it is said that although the name Sauron is used earlier than this in the Tale of Years, his name,implying identity with the great lieutenant of Morgoth in The Silmarillion, was not actually known until about the year 1600 of the Second Age, the time of the forging of the One Ring.
This name adopted into Sindarin in Beleriandbecame Drû(plurals Drúin and Drúath), but when the Eldar discovered that the Drû-folk were steadfast enemies of Morgoth, and especially of the Orcs, the"title"adan was added, and they were called Drúedain(singular Drúadan), to mark both their humanity and friendship with the Eldar, and their racial difference from the people of the Three Houses of the Edain.
For though the ancient dwellings of the Falathrim, Brithombar and Eglarest, were still far distant, Orcs now dwelt there andall the land was infested by the spies of Morgoth: he feared the ships of Círdan that would come at times raiding to the shores, and join with thy forays sent forth from Nargothrond.