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nazgul

Even though the book talks about some of the scariest creatures, I have never been scared because I speak the same language as my mother.

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nazgul

Tolkien translated the word "nazg¹l" from the Orc language. "Nazg" means "ring" and the suffix "¹l" at the end means "servant" and "spirit/ghost". In a sentence, it can be used like this: "One Ring to rule them all, one Ring to find them" which translates to "Ash Nazg Durkatuluk, Ash Nazg Gimpatul".

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nazgul

The Nazgul from The Lord of the Rings are usually remembered as flying creatures. However, they were actually nine immortal kings who worked for the villain Sauron. They were chasing someone throughout the story while wearing dark cloaks and riding horses. The confusion between the Nazgul and horses may be because the word "Nazgul" can also mean a horse.

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nazgul

People are scared of a group of nine people who dress in black and fly around like bats. They are so intimidating that even Aragorn, a powerful character from a book, was able to beat them. Whenever someone sees them in the sky, they hide because they think the group is going to attack them.

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nazgul

We can say that the F-16 fighter jet is like the most powerful weapon in Middle Earth.

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