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A word from the Black Speech, usually translated 'Ringwraith'; the name of the nine Men corrupted by the power of Sauron's Nine Rings, and transformed into his dark and deathless servants.
See also...
Angmar, Argeleb I, Balrogs, Barad-dûr, Battle of Fornost, Battle of the Pelennor Fields, Belegorn, Big Bosses, Black Breath, Black Country, Black Númenóreans, Black Rider, Black Riders, Black Shadow, Black Speech, [See the full list...]Bridge of Mitheithel, Captain of Gondor, Chieftain of the Ringwraiths, City of the Men of Gondor, Dark Lord, Days of Flight, Dead City, Dead Tree, Denethor I, Dol Guldur, East Anórien, East-borders, Emyn-nu-Fuin, Entwade, Eradan, Ford of Rivendell, Frodo Baggins, Galadriel, Gladden River, Great Battle, Grip, Harry Goatleaf, Haven of Umbar, Hell, Hell-hawks, High Nazgûl, High Up, Horn-call of Buckland, Húrin I, Imlad Morgul, Isildur, Ithil, Ithil-stone, Ithilien, Khamûl, King of Angmar, King of Gondor, Lieutenant of Morgul, Lord of the Black Land, Lord of the Nazgûl, Lord of the Nine Riders, Lord of the Rings, Lord of the Tower of Guard, Maggots Lane, Minas Anor, Minas Ithil, Mírdain, Moontower, Mordor, Morgul, Morgul-host, Morgul-knives, Morgul-lord, Morgul-sheen, Morgul-way, Morgul-wounds, Naked Hill, Nameless Pass, Nazgûl Lord, Nazgûl of Dol Guldur, Necromancer, Nine Riders, Nine Rings, Nine Servants, Number One, Orcs of Dol Guldur, Palantíri, Pale King, Ring of Rings, Rings of Power, Ringwraiths, River Anduin, River Baranduin, Second Age, Second Chief, Shadow of the East, Shadowy Mountains, Shriekers, Sorcerer of Dol Guldur, South-realm, Southerners, Stone of Minas Tirith, Stones of Gondor, The Black Easterling, The Guardians, The Nine, The Ring, Third Age, Thuringwethil, Tower of Anor, Tower of the Setting Sun, Tower of the Sun, Tower-gate, Towers of Gondor, Úlairi, Uruk-hai, Valley of Living Death, Vorondil, Wainriders, White Tree of Minas Anor, Winged Creatures, Winged Messenger, Winged Nazgûl, Winged Shadows, Winged Terrors, Witch-king of Angmar, Witch-lord of Angmar, Wraith-king, Wraith-lord
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