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	List of Middle-earth Dwarves - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gamil Zirak was a Dwarvish smith, who was the master of Telchar of Nogrod.
		Gamil was a great craftsmen, whose work was found in the treasuries of Elu Thingol.
		Gimli is the las descents of MÎM, was chosen by Elrond to be one the nine Fellowship and befriended Legolas during the War of the Ring.
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	Nogrod - Realm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The house of Zirak is the royal house, the house of the king.
		He is called "Gamil Zirak the old", thus we consider him a member of the Nogrod royal house.
		The fifth level is the government level, with the Throne Room, the homes of the House Zirak, the royal family, and countless council chambers.
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	GRG Zone\| Message Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Gamil Zirak name of a dwarf-smith, master of Telchar of Nogrod (UT:76).
		Since Tolkien's final decision seems to have been that in the name Zirak-zigil "Silvertine, Silverspike", it is the zigil part that means "silver", zirak must mean "spike" (TI:174 vs. 175).
		Zirak either "Silver" or (more probably) "Spike", short name of Zirak-zigil, q.v.
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	Nogrod - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nogrod lay near Mount Dolmed, from which place the Dwarf-road descended west into Beleriand and east into Eriador.
		It was home to the renowned Dwarven smiths Gamil Zirak and Telchar: indeed Ëol, 'the Dark Elf' often went there, as did his son Maeglin, learning much of his craft amongst the dwarves of Nogrod.
		While initially friendly to the Elves of Beleriand, several Dwarves of Nogrod ultimately murdered Thingol of Doriath in his treasury after he refused to hand over the Nauglamír, an ancient and precious dwarven treasure that they had crafted into union with a Silmaril, an even more magnificent elvish treasure.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nogrod (307 words)

	Heroes Quest Khuzdul (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		There is also the name Gamil Zirak, the name of a dwarf-smith, master of Telchar of Nogrod (UT:76).
		Perhaps it is just another nickname, or his name may have leaked to non-dwarves by accident, to his great and lasting regret.
		In that case, this word may be a "construct state" connection just like baruk Khazâd seems to be: *Zirak zigil "Spike (of) silver" (a construction that Frodo, naturally ignorant of Khuzdul, took to be a compound and spelt Zirak-zigil, Zirakzigil).
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		Silver The house of Zirak is the royal house, the house of the king.
		Gamil Zirak: This smith was the master of Telchar and forged many works of renown himself.
		Thrar: It is unfortunate that Tolkien does not name all of the Seven Fathers of the Dwarves.
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	IMG News: Shadowbane Beta Journal #2
		Thus the release of a second installment of the Beta Journal, which describes one test player's experiences with the game, has been met with great excitement.
		Very little has been seen of the stone-skinned dwarves in the game until now, and this journal is sure to please fans who have been wanting to learn more about this short, tough race.
		Gamil starts out fighting measly grobolds, but quickly advances in rank and skill, and recounts his experiences grouping as a party with a number of other players to tackle the much more impressive Orc Chieftain and Ogre monsters.
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	Star Wars Episode II.V
		We did all the initial planning and shooting in under an hour.
		Gamil Zirak (alias) did the saber work while I (Jodo Kast...alias) did the filming.
		Gamil Zirak and I came up instead with a slightly longer idea of the Jawa opposing the Jedi.
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	Gamil Zirak - Tolkien Gateway
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		Gamil Zirak was a Dwarvish smith, the master of Telchar of Nogrod, the maker of many renowned works.
		This page was last modified 15:31, 14 May 2006.
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	Lord of the Rings Fanatics Plaza: Khazad-dum Library
		Gamil Zirac was a sword-smith and armourer living in the Years of the Trees, and many of his works were treasured by Thingol.
		Bilbo, trying to take some of the treasure and spy on Smaug, angered the dragon, so that he arose from the Mountain in great wrath and flew towards the Long Lake to his doom, for there he was shot down by Bard, a descendant of Girion of Dale.
		(probably of the Firebeards clan), a pupil of Gamil Zirac, and the best known dwarven smith in history.
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	Khuzdul - Ardalambion - Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		(On the other hand, the basic, uninflected form of the adjective may be used in compounds.) Zirak (pl. *zirik???) may be the adjective "silver" according to TI:174, but on the next page it is suggested that it means "spike" instead.
		It is possible that an adjective follows the noun it describes (though not in compounds like "Longbeards"); see below.
		The name Zirak-zigil "Silver-spike" (Celebdil, Silvertine) fits this pattern (TI:174), but Tolkien later seems to have decided that zirak means "spike" and zigil means "silver" rather than vice versa.
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	Them Dwarves, Them Dwarves, Part II — Merp.com Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		At least, this was the custom among the Longbeard Dwarves from the Second Age onward, if not earlier.
		The Dwarves of Nogrod and Belegost went by names given in Khuzdul: Azaghal, lord of Belegost, Telchar of Nogrod, Gamil Zirak the Old, the master who taught Telchar.
		The Dwarves of Ered Luin may have developed the most sophisticated civilization among their kind during the First Age because of their friendship with the Elves of Beleriand, whose civilization was the highest, most advanced culture in Middle-earth.
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	The One Ring: The White Council :: View topic - Section XIII-Akallabeth-(Open)
		There is a stereotype in 'our world' as well that men are afraid of marriage, but Tolkien's works often resemble true stereotypes and I don't think that this matter is exceptional.
		Hi, and thanks, Gamil Zirak for your summary and observations.
		I just watned to make a brief comment on Question 12: "Why did Manwe call on Eru to defeat the Numenoreans instead of having Ulmo prevent them from getting to Aman?"
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		The Trident of Ulmo (the normal artifact has been renamed to 'of Osse') (needs: plain trident)
		The Broad Axe of Aule (the normal artifact war hammer has been renamed to 'of Gamil Zirak') (needs: plain broad axe)
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