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'''Egalmoth''', who lived during the [[First Age]], was a [[Noldor|Noldorin]] [[Elves|elf]] of [[Gondolin]], the leader of the [[Folk of the Heavenly Arch]].  He wore a blue mantle upon which stars were embroidered in crystal, and his sword was "bent" (none of the other Noldor carried curved swords).  However, he trusted more to his bow, for he could shoot high and far.
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'''Egalmoth''', who lived during the [[First Age]], was a [[Noldor]]in [[elf]] of [[Gondolin]], the leader of the [[Folk of the Heavenly Arch]].  He wore a blue mantle upon which stars were embroidered in crystal, and his sword was "bent" (none of the other Noldor carried curved swords).  However, he trusted more to his bow, for he could shoot high and far.


He survived the [[Fall of Gondolin]], and fled to the [[Mouths of Sirion]].  He later died in the attack by the [[Sons of Fëanor]].
He survived the [[Fall of Gondolin]], and fled to the [[Mouths of Sirion]].  He later died in the attack by the [[Sons of Fëanor]].

Revision as of 22:06, 13 November 2006

Template:Royalty infobox Egalmoth, who lived during the First Age, was a Noldorin elf of Gondolin, the leader of the Folk of the Heavenly Arch. He wore a blue mantle upon which stars were embroidered in crystal, and his sword was "bent" (none of the other Noldor carried curved swords). However, he trusted more to his bow, for he could shoot high and far.

He survived the Fall of Gondolin, and fled to the Mouths of Sirion. He later died in the attack by the Sons of Fëanor.

Etymology

Egalmoth is a consonant mutation from Ægamloth, which means "A Spike upon a Flowered Crest" in Sindarin (from aeg = "point" and amloth = "flowered crest, implying a crest on a helmet").