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Origins
First used by the Elves
Pronunciation
Probably 'ora'norr'1
Meaning
'Day of the Sun'
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OranorThe day of the SunDays of the week Anor was the name for the Sun in the Sindarin language, and so Oranor was one of the names given by the Elves to their day of the Sun. This was the second of the six days that made up the Elves' week, lying between Orgilion and Orithil. In Quenya the same day was called Anarya. After the Elves' day-names found their way to Middle-earth, the Hobbits used forms translated into the Common Tongue, so ultimately their week, too, had its own 'Sunday'. Notes
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