Felaganna

Felaganna is a term that has appeared in various fictional contexts, most notably within the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. In Tolkien's legendarium, Felaganna is a name associated with a river. Specifically, it is an ancient Elvish name for the river Celebrant, also known as the Silverlode, which flows through the realm of Lothlórien. The name Felaganna itself is understood to derive from Elvish roots, reflecting a descriptive quality of the river.

The Celebrant is a significant waterway in Middle-earth, originating in the Misty Mountains and eventually joining the Great River Anduin. Its association with the name Felaganna emphasizes its pure and flowing nature, a characteristic often attributed to Elvish creations and natural elements in Tolkien's works. While the name Felaganna is not as widely recognized as other geographical features in Tolkien's writings, it offers a deeper layer of linguistic and historical detail to the world he created. Outside of Tolkien's works, the term Felaganna does not have a widely established meaning or usage in other contexts.