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Pronunciation
ui'al ('ui' as in English 'ruin')
Meaning
'Twilight'
Other names
The twilight of morning was also called minuial, tindómë or morrowdim, while the twilight of evening was known as aduial, undómë or evendim
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UialThe time of twilightA Sindarin word referring to the twilight of dawn or sunset (which were known individually as minuial 'first twilight' and aduial 'second twilight'). The name also became attached to a northerly region of Middle-earth, where a great lake (Nenuial) was surrounded by hill country (the Emyn Uial). The translated forms of those names render 'uial' as 'Evendim', the twilight of evening. Indexes: About this entry:
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