Gandalf What's the elvish word for friend?

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In summary, the elvish word for friend is "mellon." This word is often used by the elves of Middle-earth to refer to someone who is a close and trusted companion. Gandalf, the wise wizard and member of the Fellowship of the Ring, is known to have many friends in the elvish community, including the Lady Galadriel and Elrond of Rivendell. The word "mellon" holds a special significance in the world of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" and serves as a reminder of the strong bonds of friendship and loyalty that exist between characters.
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Aaron Hyman
My name is Aaron, and I'm currently studying for the physics GRE. I'm 28, I work on a horse ranch, and I'm working on the unified field theory and black hole physics, among other things. I like science and music, and that's about it! Good to be here, I've always liked this website.
 
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