Ber Ulmo

Ber Ulmo (Quenya for "Strong Pouring") is a name found in J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium, most specifically associated with the fictional language of Quenya. It is a compound name constructed of two elements:

• Ber: Meaning "strength," "might," or "power." It indicates inherent force or ability.

• Ulmo: The name of one of the Valar, the Lords of the West, responsible for the waters of Arda. Ulmo governs all waters on Middle-earth, including seas, rivers, and springs.

Therefore, "Ber Ulmo" can be interpreted as "Might of Ulmo," "Strength of Ulmo," or "Powerful Pouring," suggesting a strong or forceful flow of water linked to the Vala Ulmo's influence and power. It is a descriptive epithet that evokes the might and grandeur associated with the oceans and waterways under Ulmo's domain. The name's use, context within Tolkien's writings, and precise linguistic application beyond this general interpretation, however, remain unaddressed in published works.