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Pronunciation
fa'rameerr (where 'rr' emphasises that the final r sound should be pronounced)
Meaning
Uncertain; see the entry for the later Faramir for discussion
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This is not the Faramir who took part in the War of the Ring, but a prince of Gondor who lived a thousand years before that later Faramir was born; for more on the later and better known character of the same name, see the entry for Faramir
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The younger son of King Ondoher of Gondor. When his father and elder brother Artamir rode to war against the Wainriders, he followed them in secret, though as the second in line to the throne he should have remained safe in Minas Anor. He was lost in the battle, as were his father and brother, leaving Gondor without an heir to the Kingship. Notes
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