The sword ''Sting'', acquired and named by Bilbo, later inherited by Frodo, has no inscription.
In Peter Jackson's film adaptation of The Lord of the Rings, the sword (Sting) does have an inscription. Engraved on the blade and cross guard of the sword is an inscription in Elven language of Sindarin written in Tengwar script: "Maegnas aen estar nin dagnir in yngyl im" which translates to "Sting is my name, I am the spider's bane." This obviously refers to the events during ''The Hobbit'' where Bilbo first used and named his sword; this would indicate that the inscription would have had to be added after Bilbo's adventure.
Drogo
Bullroarer
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Most hobbits say that Bilbo is cracked (mad) and at one point a hobbit says "...and young frodo here, he's cracking!". Most think that they're too adventurous (for a hobbit, that is.)
That's mostly a matter of personal opinion, seeing as they never sword fought each other, so we can't really be sure. But I would say most likely Aragorn.
Drogo
bag end
Bullroarer
Sword in Japanese is Katana
Schwert
sword talker - 剣トーカ (Ken tōka)
You can say," sird", pronounced, seerd.
Sword of Omens, give me sight beyond sight!
u can say that they both are same in the attack bonus but silver sword is stronger in strengh bonus
You could say:"His sword made a clanking sound as he withdrew it from his sheath."Or:"His sword made a metallic sound as he withdrew it from its sheath.""The painful zing of steel upon steel."Wolfgang Schwartzschild'the quiet but menacing whisper of the sword was heard as it was drawn from its sheath' because it sounds kind of like 'sssssshhh'
"KHEH-rev"
剑 [jiàn]