The Lord of the Rings

By the way, the translation with the "Olden Era" is the best! There, the names of all the Shire locations are translated very well; and not just the Shire ones... As for the word "Lokh" itself, until the mid-90s it meant "willow"; since in Tolkien's work it is an evil tree of the masculine gender (I read the English version, I know for sure!), the translation "willow" is incorrect.
With "Wizertop," it's simple - often, instead of "Sumknicks" or "Torbinns," they write "Bagginns," instead of "Zaskochye" - "Buckland," and so on... It's just laziness to translate all the names. I don't like such translations:mad:
The word "Onty" is a disgrace, IMHO.