barad

adjective. doomed, *fated

barad

noun. fort, tower, fortress

barad

noun. tower, fortress

barad

adjective. doomed

barad amroth

place name. Castle Amroth

A transient name for Dol Amroth appearing in the Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s (WR/423), a combination of barad “tower” and the name Amroth.

barad-dûr

place name. Dark Tower

baradh

adjective. steep

baradh

adjective. steep

brand

adjective. lofty, noble, fine

brand

adjective. high (in size)

bredhil

feminine name. Varda

A Noldorin name for Varda appearing in the earliest Silmarillion drafts from the late 1920s, replacing older G. Bridhil (SM/43). It also appeared in The Etymologies from the 1930s as a derivative of ON. Bradil (Ety/BARÁD), but these names were rejected and possibly replaced by N. Berethil or N. Elbereth (Ety/BARATH).

brann

adjective. lofty, noble, fine

brann

adjective. high (in size)

garth

noun. fort, fortress

garth

noun. fort, fortress

gilbrennil

feminine name. Varda

A name for Varda appearing in The Etymologies from the 1930s (Ety/GIL), a combination of geil “star” and brennil “lady”. This name was probably replaced by Elbereth.

minnas

noun. tower

minnas

noun. fort, city with a citadel and central watch-tower

minnas

noun. tower

tirion

noun. tower