Luthany
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Template:Middle-earth portal Luthany is a name of unknown origin used (and probably invented) by the English poet Francis Thompson for England/Britain and adopted for a short time in the early writing of his admirer J.R.R. Tolkien as the most ancient name for Britain/England in Tolkien's imagined history.
Tolkien also used the forms Lúthien and Leithien.