Ithildin

Ithildin was a type of specially crafted mithril that only the most experienced craftsmen of the Ñoldor could make.
== Description ==
It was made out of extremely refined Mithril, which was thinned out to the point of being a sort of lining for which things could be laced with. It was so thin that it could be used by inscribers to write special runes, known as moon-letters, such as those on Thorin Oakenshield's map. It was enchanted so that it only appeared in moonlight or starlight, and could be enchanted further so that it would never appear except on a specific phase of the moon on a specific night, or only when certain words were uttered in its presence. It was used on the Doors of Durin during their construction in the Second Age.The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring, Book Two, Chapter IV: "A Journey in the Dark"
==Translations==
Foreign Language 	Translated name
Arabic 	ايثيلدين
Bulgarian Cyrillic 	Итилдин
German 	Ithildim
Gujarati 	ઇથિલ્ડિન
Hebrew 	איתילדין
Hindi 	ईथिल्दिन
Kannada 	ಇಥೈಲ್ಡಿನ್
Kazakh 	Ітілдін (Cyrillic) Itildin (Latin)
Kyrgyz Cyrillic 	Итилдин
Macedonian Cyrillic	Итилдин
Marathi 	इथिल्डिन
Nepalese 	ईथिल्दिन
Russian 	Итильдин
Ukrainian Cyrillic 	Ітілдін
	 
== References ==
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