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The Battle of Dagorlad, also called the Great Battle, was a major battle of the War of the Last Alliance in the late Second Age.
History
The battle took place in the year SA 3434. It was fought between the army of the Last Alliance under Gil-galad and Elendil against an army of Orcs and other creatures loyal to Sauron, on the plains of Dagorlad just outside Mordor between Emyn Muil and Cirith Gorgor. The Last Alliance joined with Anárion's army from Gondor, which was holding Osgiliath and Minas Ithil, and they marched to Dagorlad. Oropher and Amdír, Sindar Elves, chafing under the command of the Ñoldorin Gil-galad, prematurely charged at the enemy and were driven back, and Amdír along with many Galadhrim Warriors died in the Dead Marshes.
Eventually, the Alliance was able to drive back the enemy forces and win the battle, proceeding then to attack the Black Gate and advance into Udûn.
Etymology
The word Dagorlad means "Battle plain", from the Sindarin dagor ("battle") and lad ("plain, valley").[4][5]
Translations
Foreign Language | Translated name |
Afrikaans | Slag van Dagorlad |
Alemannisch | Schlacht am Dagorlad |
Albanian | Beteja e Dagorlad |
Amharic | ዻጎርላድ የጦርነት |
Arabic | معركة ضاعورلاد |
Aragonese | Batalla de Dagorlad |
Armenian | Ճակատամարտը Դագորլադ |
Asturian | Batalla de Dagorlad |
Azerbaijani | Dagorlad Döyüş |
Basque | Dagorladko Gudua |
Belarusian Cyrillic | Дагорлад бітва |
Bengali | ডাগর্লাদ যুদ্ধে |
Bosnian | Bitka kod Dagorlada |
Breton | Emgann Dagorlad |
Bulgarian Cyrillic | Битка за Дагорлад |
Catalan | Batalla de Dagorlad |
Cebuano | Gubat sa Dagorlad |
Cornish | Batel Dagorlad |
Corsican | Battagghia di Dagorlad |
Croatian | Bitka za Dagorlad |
Czech | Bitva u Dagorladu |
Danish | Slaget ved Dagorlad |
Dutch | Slag bij Dagorlad |
Esperanto | Batalo de Dagorlad |
Filipino | Labanan ng Dagorlad |
Finnish | Dagorladin taistelu |
French | Bataille du Dagorlad |
Frisian | Slach fan Dagorlad (Western) |
Galician | Batalla de Dagorlad |
Georgian | ძაგორლადი კამპანია |
German | Schlacht auf der Dagorlad |
Greek | Μάχη του Δαγορλαδ |
Gujarati | ડગોર્લદ યુદ્ધ |
Haitian Creole | Batay nan Dagorlad |
Hebrew | קרב דאגורלאד |
Hindi | डगोर्लद की लड़ाई |
Hmong | Sib ntaus sib tua ntawm Dagorlad |
Hungarian | Csata Dagorlad |
Icelandic | Orrustan um Dagorlad |
Indonesian | Pertempuran Dagorlad |
Irish Gaelic | Cath Dagorlad |
Italian | Battaglia di Dagorlad |
Japanese | ダゴルラドの戦い |
Javanese | Peperangan Dagorlad |
Kannada | ಡಗೊರ್ಲದ್ ಕದನದಲ್ಲಿ |
Kazakh | Дагорлад шайқасы (Cyrillic) Dagorlad şayqası (Latin) |
Konkani | डागोरलॅडचें झूज |
Kurdish | Şer Dagorlad (Kurmanji) |
Kyrgyz Cyrillic | Дагорлад согуш |
Latin | Pugna ad Dagorlad |
Latvian | Dagorladas Kauja |
Lithuanian | Dagorlado Mūšis |
Luxembourgish | Schluecht vu Dagorlad |
Macedonian Cyrillic | Битка кај Дагорлад |
Malaysian | Pertempuran Dagorlad |
Maori | Pakanga o Dagorlad |
Marathi | डगोर्लद लढाई |
Maltese | Battalja ta 'Dagorlad |
Mongolian Cyrillic | Дагорлад тулалдаан |
Nepalese | डगोर्लद को लडाई |
Norwegian | Slaget ved Dagorlad |
Occitan | Batalha de Dagorlad |
Old English | Beadu be Dagorlad |
Pashto | د داګورلاد جګړه |
Persian | نبرد داگورلاد |
Poland | Bitwa na Dagorlad |
Portuguese | Batalha de Dagorlad |
Romanian | Bătălia de Dagorlad |
Russian | Битва при Дагорладе |
Samoan | Taua o Dagorlad |
Sardinian | Batalla de Dagorlad |
Scots | Battle o Dagorlad |
Serbian | Битка код Дагорлада (Cyrillic) Bitka kod Dagorlad (Latin) |
Sicilian | Battagghia di li Dagorlad |
Sindhi | ڊاگورلاڊ جي جنگ |
Sinhalese | ඩගෝර්ලඩ් සටන |
Slovak | Bitka o Dagorlad |
Slovenian | Bitka za Dagorlad |
Scottish Gaelic | Blàr Dagorlad |
Somali | Dagaalka ee Dagorlad |
Spanish | Batalla de Dagorlad |
Sundanese | Perang Dagorlad |
Swahili | Mapigano ya Dagorlad |
Swedish | Slaget vid Dagorlad |
Tajik Cyrillic | Ҷанги Дагорлад |
Tamil | டகோர்லாட் போர் |
Tatar | Дагорлад сугышы |
Telugu | డగొర్లద యుద్ధం |
Thai | การต่อสู้ของดาร์กอลัด |
Turkish | Dagorlad Savaşı |
Turkmen | Dagorlad Söweş |
Ukrainian Cyrillic | Битва на Даґорлад |
Urdu | کی لڑائی داگورلید |
Uzbek | Дагорлад Жанги (Cyrillic) Dagorlad Jangi (Latin) |
Vietnamese | Trận Dagorlad |
Welsh | Brwydr Dagorlad |
West Flemish | Slag om Dagorlad |
Xhosa | Imfazwe yaseDagorlad |
Yiddish | שלאַכט פון דאַגאָרלאַד |
Yoruba | Ogun ti Dagorlad |
Zulu | Impi yeDagorlad |
References
- ↑ The Lord of the Rings, Appendix B: The Tale of Years (Chronology of the Westlands), "The Second Age"
- ↑ The History of Middle-earth, Vol. XII: The Peoples of Middle-earth, VI: "The Tale of Years of the Second Age"
- ↑ Unfinished Tales, Part Two: The Second Age, IV: "The History of Galadriel and Celeborn, and of Amroth King of Lórien", Appendices: Appendix B, The Sindarin Princes of the Silvan Elves
- ↑ The Silmarillion, Appendix: Elements in Quenya and Sindarin names
- ↑ Parma Eldalamberon, Words, Phrases and Passages in Various Tongues in The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien