Was Húrin effectively made immortal?

[Amon Rudh]

I suppose we'll never really know but as above, we can all interpret as we wish. As I said, these are just musings rather than assertions. For clarity I'm discussing the possibility that Húrin was potentially immortal only during the period he could not die on the chair. After he was released by Morgoth, naturally I agree that he regained his mortal status. Perhaps as above, I am mistaken in this belief and it is more likely that he was simply nourished and maintained by Morgoth’s powers.

 

[Eljorahir]

I guess elves are considered immortal right up until the day they die. (Of course, if they die.)

"...he could not move from that place, nor die, until Morgoth should release him."
Was Hurin effectively made immortal?
Hurin's is another case of temporary immortality just like any elf who died in battle. I can't quite decide if there's something funny about that term. (Maybe it's an oxymoron, but it does seem to work, IMO).

 

[Amon Rudh]

Thanks for the post which was exactly where I'm coming from. 👍 The comparison with Elves is completely apposite.