prop. n. 'Steed of the Lady', Aragorn's steed given him by Arwen. Softened Gondor form of pure S. Roch(ch)eruin > Rocheryn for Roch e Cheruin. >> Roch e Cheruin, Rocheruin, Rocheryn
Sindarin
roheryn
proper name. Horse of the Lady
Derivations
- S. Roch-cheruin “Steed of the Lady” ✧ PE17/097; PE17/097; PE17/098
Elements
Word Gloss roch “horse” heryn “lady”
Roheryn
noun. 'Steed of the Lady'
Rocheryn
noun. 'Steed of the Lady'
prop. n. 'Steed of the Lady', Aragorn's steed given him by Arwen. Pure S. form, softened Gondor form Roheryn. >> Roch e Cheruin, Rocheruin, Roheryn
Rocheruin
noun. 'Steed of the Lady'
prop. n. 'Steed of the Lady', Aragorn's steed given him by Arwen. Pure S. form, also Roch e Cheruin, softened Gondor form Roheryn. >> Roch e Cheruin, Rocheryn, Roheryn
Roch e Cheruin
noun. 'Steed of the Lady'
Aragorn’s horse (LotR/778), translated “Horse of the Lady” (SA/roch) or “Steed of the Lady” (PE17/97), a combination of roch “horse” and heryn “lady” (PE17/97), with the [[s|[x] (“ch”) softening to [h] in Gondorian pronunciation]].
Conceptual Development: In Lord of the Rings drafts from the 1940s, this name was already N. Roheryn (WR/435). The name also appeared in The Etymologies from the 1930s beside an older form Rocheryn (EtyAC/KHER).