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Ovnú is a fictional place mentioned in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, specifically appearing in "The Lord of the Rings." It is a region located in the northern part of Middle-earth, characterized by its proximity to the Misty Mountains. Ovnú is not extensively detailed in Tolkien's writings, and its significance is primarily as a geographical marker or a setting for certain events, often implied rather than explicitly described.

While the exact etymology of "Ovnú" is not definitively provided, it is understood to be a name of Elvish origin. Its precise location and inhabitants are largely left to the reader's imagination, contributing to the sense of a vast and unexplored world within Tolkien's legendarium. The region is generally depicted as being wild and untamed, consistent with the northern territories of Middle-earth that were less settled by Men and Elves in the later Ages. Ovnú serves as a backdrop that enhances the scope and depth of the world Tolkien created, hinting at a larger geography beyond the immediate focus of the narrative. Its appearance in the text contributes to the overall sense of a lived-in and historically rich world, even for places that do not play a central role in the main plot.