Aside from Aragorn:
-Estel ("hope"), in his childhood in Rivendell until he was told of his heritage.
-Strider, by the people of Bree.
-Elessar ("Elfstone") after the eponymous jewelled brooch given to him by Galadriel.
-Elessar Telcontar, his ruling name. Consists of the aforementioned "Elfstone" which the people of Gondor called him, and the name Telcontar "Strider", which he added himself.
-Thorongil ("Eagle of the Star"), during his time in the services of Thengel of Rohan and Ecthelion II of Gondor.
-Dúnadan, which he is sometimes called in Rivendell and by Bilbo, who gave im that name in reference to his heritage as Chief of the Dúnedain.
There are also various other praising or derogatory names that people called him by, such as "Longshanks" (by Bill Ferny) or "Wingfoot" (by Éomer) or "Envinyatar" ("renewer") but those are not proper names and/or were not used as names.
The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen relates that Arwen had a son, Eldarion, and at least two unnamed daughters by Aragorn.
Aragorn is a direct descendent of one of Isildur's son.
Arwen used elvish magic to guide him to Aragorn.
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As Strider the Ranger, Aragorn is a wanderer and knowledgeable in the ways of nature. As King Elessar of Gondor, he resides in Minas Tirith, The White City.
Aragorn was created in 1954.
I would assume aragorn
A few aliases might include:rocksblingflashice
Aragorn was born on March 1st, 2931.
The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen relates that Arwen had a son, Eldarion, and at least two unnamed daughters by Aragorn.
Aragorn is a direct descendent of one of Isildur's son.
What 'references' and what 'aliases'? Try to rephrase your question.
Some notable aliases of Fenrir are Fenrislfr, Hrvitnir, and Vnagandr.
Only Aragorn, this sorta sucks. But Co-Op can play as Gandalf
Arwen used elvish magic to guide him to Aragorn.
Aragorn becomes angry
Aragorn.:D"I am Aragorn, son of Arathorn..." The Fellowship of the Ring: "Strider"Aragorn is the guy from The Lord of the Rings, Aragon was a kingdom in what is now known as Spain.