乌欧牟（Ulmo）是一位维拉。 他是海洋之王，众水的主宰，是 爱努 中的最强者之一，他的居所远离其他维拉与维丽。 乌欧牟是爱努中对音乐理解最深刻的，据说， 埃尔达 能够在水中听到爱努的歌声。

2024年12月4日 · Ulmo was a Vala, also known as King of the Sea, Lord of Waters, and Dweller of the Deep. One of the mightiest of the Ainur, he was third in majesty of the Aratar, after Manwë and Varda. At several points Ulmo was notable for setting himself apart from his brethren, and also for being the friendliest to the Children of Eru.

Ulmo was the Vala most responsible for the fall of Morgoth, by urging Turgon to build Gondolin and Finrod to build Nargothrond (FA 50). He appeared before Tuor and urged him to go to Gondolin as a messenger to Turgon. When he got there, he eventually married Turgon's daughter Idril and fathered Eärendil.

乌欧牟[Ulmo]，主神语是[Ulubôz]或[Ullubôz]。 是英国作家约翰·罗纳德·瑞尔·托尔金的史诗式奇幻小说《精灵宝钻》中的人物。 乌欧牟的意思是「降下大水者」He who pours，维拉之一，雅睿塔尔之一，他的称号是大海主宰 Lord of the seas、大海之王 King of the Sea、众水之 ...

2008年9月9日 · 乌欧牟是一名维拉，他是大海的主宰。 在众维拉中，乌欧牟是第三强大的，他的力量仅次于曼威（Manwë）和瓦尔妲（Varda）。 换句话说，他也是雅睿塔尔（Aratar）中位 …

Ulmûr), Lord of Waters was one of the mightiest of the Valar and the greatest of the Aratar, second only to Manwë and Varda. Unlike his brethren who resided in Valinor, Ulmo preferred to dwell in the depths of the Outer Sea, far from the sight of land. He seldom took fána, appearing to mortals and Elves only in times of great need.

But mostly Ulmo speaks to those who dwell in Middle-earth with voices that are heard only as the music of water. For all seas, lakes, rivers, fountains and springs are in his government; so that the Elves say that the spirit of Ulmo runs in all the veins of the world.

Ulmo was the Vala most responsible for the fall of Melkor, by urging Turgon to build Gondolin and Finrod to build Nargothrond. He appeared before Tuor in His real form and urged him to go to Gondolin as a messenger to Turgon.

2023年2月16日 · Ulmo is the Anuir and the power of Arda, a Valar created by Eru. He is the Lord of the Waters and he dwells in all the deep about the Earth or under the Earth. He is next in might to Manwë, he loves both Elves and the Men and never abandoned them, not even when they lay under the wrath of Valar.

Ulmo is the Vala who controls Arda ’s water and oceans. Rather than living in Valinor with the other Valar, he prefers to dwell in the oceans where he can watch over Middle-earth and advise men and elves.

Ulmo is a character in the Tolkien legendarium and one of the fourteen Valar assigned as the rulers of Arda and a fictional character in Tolkien's legendarium. One of the mightiest of the Ainur, he was second in majesty of the Aratar, after Manwë and Varda.

2023年2月3日 · "The Immeasurable Hymn Of Ocean": The Nature of Ulmo For all seas, lakes, rivers, fountains and springs are in his government; so that the Elves say that the spirit of Ulmo runs in all the veins of the world. Thus news comes to Ulmo, even in the deeps, of all the needs and griefs of Arda, which otherwise would be hidden from Manwë. 18

2023年4月15日 · Ulmo was a Vala, also known as King of the Sea, Lord of Waters, and Dweller of the Deep. One of the mightiest of the Ainur, he was third in majesty of the Aratar, after Manwë and Varda. At several points Ulmo was notable for setting himself apart from his brethren, and also for being the friendliest to the Children of Eru.

Ulmo (from the Valarin Ulubôz, Ullubôz via Ulumō) is a fictional character in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium. He first appears in The Silmarillion as a god or Vala (Middle-earth) of the Elven pantheon.

Ulmo counseled the Valar to leave the Awakened Elves to wander free in world and not to bring them to Aman. Ulmo came to Finrod and Turgon in their dreams and instructed them to build kingdoms 'of hidden strength ' against the coming days of evil.

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Ulmo, Heru Rasa, or in English - Lord of the Seas, was second in power of the Valar only to Manwe. He was one of the nine Aratar, or those of chief power and reverence. He was a loner, the only one of the Valar to not have a wife (wife here is not in the common sense, but one who has similar interests and share deeds).

Ulmo (from the Valarin Ulubôz, Ullubôz via Ulumō) is a fictional character in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium. He first appears in The Silmarillion as a god or Vala of the Elven pantheon.

Ulmo is Quenya for "he who pours," from ulya meaning "to pour" and mo translating as the suffix -er, indicating "he who." Ulmo was also called Ullubōz, which was his name in Valarin, the Eldest Speech. Noldorin translations of Ulmo's name differ, one account translating his name into Noldorin as Ylmir and one translating it as Nûron.

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