Aragorn’s Elvish Name Reveals His True Role in Middle-earth!
In J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic “The Lord of the Rings,” characters, particularly elves, were frequently bestowed multiple names. These names reflected their actions, symbolized what they embodied, or described their appearance. For instance, Gandalf was known as Mithrandir, also called the Grey Pilgrim. Arwen was Undómiel, which translates to Evening Star or Evenstar in Elvish. Aragorn, Isildur’s heir and a mortal man, had a secret Elvish name that he used in his youth. What stands out is how this private name perfectly matched the role he played during the War of the Ring and resonated with the story’s main themes.