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The '''Eglath''' ("The Forsaken") were the [[Teleri]] | The '''Eglath''' ("The Forsaken") were the [[Teleri]] [[Elves]] ([[Eldar]]) of the [[Great March]] who decided to stay in [[Beleriand]] seeking their lost leader [[Elwë]] ([[Thingol]]). The main host of the Teleri followed [[Olwe]] on their way to [[Aman]].<ref>{{S|Princes}}</ref> | ||
The Eglath eventually became the [[Sindar]] with Thingol as their King. | The Eglath eventually became the [[Sindar]] with Thingol as their King. | ||
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[[Category:Sindarin demonyms]] | [[Category:Sindarin demonyms]] | ||
[[de:Eglath]] | [[de:Eglath]] | ||
[[fi:Eglath]] | [[fi:Eglath]] |
Latest revision as of 12:32, 17 January 2017
The Eglath ("The Forsaken") were the Teleri Elves (Eldar) of the Great March who decided to stay in Beleriand seeking their lost leader Elwë (Thingol). The main host of the Teleri followed Olwe on their way to Aman.[1]
The Eglath eventually became the Sindar with Thingol as their King.
Etymology[edit | edit source]
The name comes from Sindarin verb egla plus the plural ending -ath.
References
Elves (Quendi · People of the Stars · Firstborn · Elder Kindred) | |
Three Kindreds: (Eldar · Eldalië · Edhil) |
Vanyar (Fair-elves · Minyar) · Noldor (Deep-elves · Tatyar) · Teleri (Lindar · Nelyar) |
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Calaquendi: (High-elves · Amanyar) |
Vanyar · Noldor · Falmari |
Úmanyar: | Sindar (Grey-elves · Eglath · Falathrim) · Nandor (Green-elves · Silvan Elves) |
Moriquendi: | Úmanyar · Avari (Cuind · Hwenti · Kindi · Kinn-lai · Penni · Windan) |
See also: | Awakening of the Elves · Sundering of the Elves · Great Journey |