Vairë - Tolkien Gateway
2024年12月4日 · Vairë the Weaver (Q, pron. [ˈvaɪre]) was a Valië and the wife of Mandos. The Valie was responsible for weaving the story of the World, with which the Halls of Mandos are clothed, and ever widen. [1] After the death of Finwë, Míriel returned to life and entered the service of Vairë, recording all the deeds of the House of Finwë. [2]
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Vairë (Quenya; IPA: [ˈvaɪre] or [ˈwaɪre] - "Weaver") was an Ainu and Vala responsible for the weaving of the story of Arda. [1] Vairë was counted among the Valier, the Queens of the Valar, though she was not as great in power or prestige as some. Her "storied webs" covered the Halls of Mandos, where she apparently lived with Mandos, her husband.
Vairë - Tolkien Gateway
2022年10月22日 · In the Etymologies, Quenya Vaire ("Weaver") is a descendant form of Primitive Quendian weirē, deriving from root WEY ("wind, weave"). Her Noldorin name is said to be Gwîr ("Weaver").
The Encyclopedia of Arda - Vairë - Glyph Web
One of the seven Queens of the Valar, named fifth in rank, Vairë was the spouse of Mandos the Doomsman of the Valar. She was famed for her weaving of tapestries - indeed her name Vairë means ' Weaver ' - in which she recorded all the events of history, and her great tapestries were hung on the walls of the Halls of Mandos.
Tinfang Warble - Tolkien Gateway
2024年8月23日 · Tinfang, called Timpinen by Vairë, and Tinfang Warble by the children, was an eerie half- fay mentioned within the earlier versions of the legendarium. [3] He was whimsical and capricious; his piping was enchanting and made everyone wish to find out where the music came from and hear more.
Vairë | Wiki | LOTR Amino
One of the seven Queens of the Valar, named fifth in rank, Vairë was the spouse of Mandos the Doomsman of the Valar. She was famed for her weaving of tapestries - indeed her name Vairë means 'Weaver' - in which she recorded all the events of history, and her great tapestries were hung on the walls of the Halls of Mandos.
Vairë | Tolkien Wiki
2022年8月15日 · Vairë was the spouse of Námo, also known as Mandos. Both dwelt in the Halls of Mandos, and she wove the events of the world of Arda. Her tapestries hung upon the walls of these Halls, and they expanded evermore as the Halls lengthened. She was counted amongst the Valier, the Queens of the Valar, though she was not of the Aratar.
Vairë the Weaver - Silmarillion Writers' Guild
The Book of Lost Tales contains Tolkien's earliest work on his Arda-based mythology. In this work, Vairë is a not name belonging to a Vala but rather an Elf of Tol Eressëa, the hostess of Eriol (Ælfwine) in his travels.
Eldamo : Quenya : Vairë
As further evidence of this phonetic change, Tolkien briefly considered changing the name of Vairë to Vérë (PE17/33), probably from the same primitive form Weirē. Tolkien did not adopt this variant name, however, which implies that the new primitive form of this name must have been Wairē (not directly attested).
Vaire - Valar Guild
Vaire the Weaver is called this for her weaving of tapestries depicting all things that are in Time, past, present, and future. These are hung all about the ever-widening Halls of Mandos, in which she lives with her husband, Namo Mandos.
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