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Location
The southern slopes of Ered Wethrin, directly south from Dor-lómin
Source
The Pools formed the source of the river Narog
Pronunciation
Ivrin is pronounced 'i'vrin'
Meaning
The meaning of Ivrin is uncertain1
Other names
The Beautiful Mere; the Pools and Falls of this region were collectively known simply as Ivrin; as the Sources of Narog, the Pools were known as Eithel Ivrin
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Pools of IvrinThe waters at the Sources of Narog![]() "On Ivrin's lake is endless laughter.
Lo! cool and clear by crystal fountains she is fed unfailing, from defilement warded..." The History of Middle-earth, volume III
The Lays of Beleriand The Lay of the Children of Húrin, lines 1526-8 The shimmering pools that lay beneath the mountains of Ered Wethrin, on the northern borders of Beleriand, from which the torrent of the River Narog flowed. They were famous for their beauty, and for the power of Ulmo that protected them. Some twenty years after the Return of the Noldor to Middle-earth, their Feast of Reuniting - the Mereth Aderthad - was held on the banks of Ivrin's pools, and centuries later their healing waters brought Túrin back from madness. Glaurung the Dragon came to Ivrin as he travelled to attack Nargothrond, defiling the waters as he passed to leave a region of frozen swampland. Notes
See also...Eithel Ivrin, Faelivrin, Mereth Aderthad, Mountains of Dor-lómin, River Narog Indexes: About this entry:
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