is aragorn half elf

Nope, Aragorn is not an elf Denethor as elves way back a few times in his genealogy are great-great-great-grandmother Linduim being one of these gray areas so who knows when exactly she entered the picture? Aragorn himself is a direct descendant of Elros Tar-Minyatur, the first King of Númenor. Virtually a human though no more than in body; he was really half-elf and so chose to take after that parent. Pretty etherai.

Aragorn certainly isn't a half-elf! True, there's a suggestion of Elf in his heritage, but it's back there somewhere. Plugging his ancestry in more closely to home-this time with a little nerdiness thrown in-we see that Aragorn has the blood of the Númenóreans flowing in his veins.

The Númenóreans are descendants of Elros Tar-Minyatur. Elros was the first king of Númenor and, interestingly enough, was a half-elf who chose to be human. This is where the elvish strain in Aragorn's family comes from.

But the elvishness has been much diluted over many generations, and by the time he arrives as our noble Ranger from the North in The Lord of the Rings, Quest II, he is largely human.

Well, Aragorn has some elvish blood in him although it would be a stretch to term him a half-elf. His Nú-menorean ancestors did indeed carry part of the elves from way back in their past when Elros Tar-Minyatur the first King of Nú-menor lived. Elros was the son of Eäs to re Earendil the Mariner, daughter being A half-elf. Errol (Elros' Eonnwas human then. It's quite interesting, isn't it?

In my personal estimation, by the time we arrive at Aragorn there is a certain amount of blur in the bloodline and it is largely human. Man, this son-of-a-gun moves around in the wild good, sounds like the breeze but it’s wrong – not all stealthy people are half-elves!