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Ainur may
refer to:
Ainur, a
given name in
several languages, such as Arabic,
Kazakh and Albanian. The
Turkish version of it is Aynur. It
means "moonlight"...
- The "Ainulindalë" (Quenya: [ˌai̯nuˈlindalɛ]; "Music of the
Ainur") is the
creation account in J. R. R. Tolkien's legendarium,
published posthumously as...
- The
Atlas of
Images of
NUclear Rings (
AINUR) is a
catalogue of
nuclear rings,
which are
enormous star-forming ring-shaped
regions that
circle certain...
- The
Ainur (singular: Ainu) are the
immortal spirits existing before the
Creation in J. R. R. Tolkien's
fictional universe.
These were the
first beings...
- some of the
Ainur choose to
enter the
World (Arda) to
complete its
material development after its form is
determined by the
Music of the
Ainur. The mightiest...
- The
Ainur were
angelic beings created by the one god of Eä, Eru Ilúvatar. The
cosmological myth
called the Ainulindalë, or "Music of the
Ainur", describes...
-
Music of the
Ainur,
introducing what he
perceives to be
themes of his own. As part of
these efforts, he
draws many weaker-willed
Ainur to him, creating...
-
Ainur Mammadova (born 21
February 1979) is an
Azerbaijani para-taekwondo
practitioner competing in the K44
disability category and over 58 kg
weight category...
-
Aynur Rzayeva is an
Azerbaijani boxer and a
member of the
Azerbaijani national boxing team.
Aynur Rzayeva was born on
September 13, 1989, in Baku. At the...
- of the
Ainur")
takes the form of a
primary creation narrative. Eru ("The One"), also
called Ilúvatar ("Father of All"),
first created the
Ainur, a group...
