What does the name Lothlórien mean in Common Speech?
Lothlórien means The Dreamflower. This was the common name used by the Third Age speakers.
Short answers, pulled from the story.
Lothlórien means The Dreamflower. This was the common name used by the Third Age speakers.
Amroth founded the city of Caras Galadhon in the Third Age. The city sat deep within the forest some ten miles from where the Silverlode and Anduin rivers met.
Galadriel left for Valinor at the beginning of the Fourth Age. By the time Queen Arwen died, Lothlórien itself was deserted.
Lothlórien lay in the west of Wilderland between the Misty Mountains and the River Anduin. The river Silverlode or Celebrant flowed through the realm and joined the Anduin.
The Company of the Ring spent roughly a month in Lothlórien before leaving for their quest. They emerged from Moria to enter the forest early in their travels.