• 11.005 in a height called Ravenhill.
• 11.006 to the feet of Ravenhill.
• 13.054 and so to a road running towards Ravenhill.
• 15.010 This very height was once named Ravenhill,
• 17.054 near to the watch-post on Ravenhill.
• 17.060 He had taken his stand on Ravenhill among the Elves –
• 18.001 He was lying on the flat stones of Ravenhill,

• 03.008 There were dark ravines

• 10.005 and the Mountain receded again,

• 14.033 From whom should we claim the recompense of our damage,
• 14.038 Men spoke of the recompense for all their harm
• 15.048 in recompense you have thus far brought ruin only,

• 17.037 that will bring reconciliation.

• 17.019 that I could not forbear to redeem the Arkenstone,

• 07.101 the reeds were rattling – on it went
• 09.053 Past the rushes, past the reeds,

Both the noun and the verb are from older Germanic forms meaning “smoke”. That is a brutal oversimplification of an absolutely fascinating morning spent in the OED reading about the relationship of “reek” to Baltic words for various pickled foods. For serious, at 33 cents/day, an OED subscription is the coolest thing ever.

• 03.015 The faggots are reeking,
• 06.072 and through the reek he could see the goblins
• 11.011 all the halls within must be filled with his foul reek.’

• 03.037 or come on the remnants of old robberies
• 15.020 but thirteen is small remnant