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Grond - Definition and Overview |
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Grond (called the Hammer of the Underworld) is a fictional object from the works of J. R. R. Tolkien.
In the First Age, Grond was the great hammer of Morgoth, who wielded it as a mace when he fought with Fingolfin. During the War of the Ring, in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, a great battering ram one hundred feet long and shaped like a snarling wolf named after the first Grond was used to break the gate of Minas Tirith. Aided by a spell of the Witch-king of Angmar, and the spells cast upon it during its forging in Mordor, Grond destroyed the gate in four blows.
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Example Usage of Grond |
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hollandsenieuwe: Schip dreigt aan de Grond te lopen in de hoofdstad van Gran Canaria: Twee sleepboten assisteren het schip, de “.. http://bit.ly/oXPZV |
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BArrker: RT @PeterMuthComedy dogs hve cleaner mouths than humans & dogs eat dog poop off the Grond thn 2 get a cleaner mouth I guess Ill eat dog poop |
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Znguyen: Zoefje heeft het koud dus zit op dee Grond voor der persoonlijke kacheltje :D heerlijk met noedels soep , en een film http://pic.gd/c7b86e |
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