Fimbrethil

Fimbrethil was Treebeard's long-lost wife. 
The pair loved each other even before Morgoth first arose in power during the youth of the world. Translated, her name means (according to the 1966 Index) "slim-birch" or (according to Appendix F) "slender-beech". 
== History ==
As with all of the other Entwives, Fimbrethil had been missing since Sauron's forces destroyed the gardens of the Entwives during the Second Age. At the time of the War of the Ring, Treebeard had not seen his beloved Fimbrethil for over 3,000 years.
Many other races wrote tragic songs about the loss of the Entwives and the remaining Ents' sad search for them; the Elves made many songs about it, one of which Treebeard recited to Merry and Pippin.
Treebeard said that the Ents made no great songs about the lost Entwives; they were content to chant their beautiful names under their breath whenever their thoughts turned back to them.
During the Last March of the Ents against Isengard, Treebeard felt that many of the Ents were marching to their doom, and that he might never see his Fimbrethil. Treebeard told Merry and Pippin that Saruman had to be stopped, although he would have liked dearly to see Fimbrethil once again.The Lord of the Rings, The Two Towers, Book Three, Ch. IV: "Treebeard"
==Translations==
Foreign Language 	Translated name
Chinese 	芬柏希爾
Hebrew 	פימברתיל
Norwegian 	Fimbrethil a.k.a. Våndlimb Lett-på-FotFimbrethil a.k.a. Vidjesvai den fotlette
Russian 	Фимбретиль
Ukrainian Cyrillic	Фімбретіль
== References ==
de:Fimbrethil
it:Fimbrethil
pl:Fimbrethil
ru:Фимбретиль
Category:Ents
Category:Minor characters (The Lord of the Rings)
Category:Sindarin names & words