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Origins
First used by the Elves
Pronunciation
o'rmenel
Meaning
'Heavens' Day'
Other names
Menelya; the Hobbit day name of Hevenesdei (later Hevensday, Hensday) was also ultimately derived from the 'Heavens' Day' of the Elves
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OrmenelThe Day of the HeavensDays of the week Dedicated to Menel, the Heavens, Ormenel was the fifth of the six days that made up the week of the Elves. Ormenel is the Sindarin form of the name: in Quenya it was known as Menelya. In Middle-earth, the Shire-hobbits adopted the form of this name translated into the Common Tongue to ultimately become Hevensday. See also...Indexes: About this entry:
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