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'''Harding of the Hill''' (born {{SR|1501}}) was the son of [[Holfast Gardner]], and the great-grandson of master [[Samwise Gamgee]]. He, and the other Gardners of the Hill, lived in [[Bag End]] after Samwise left [[The Shire]] in {{SR|1482}}. | '''Harding of the Hill''' (born {{SR|1501}}) was the son of [[Holfast Gardner]], and the great-grandson of master [[Samwise Gamgee]]. He, and the other Gardners of the Hill, lived in [[Bag End]] after Samwise left [[The Shire]] in {{SR|1482}}. | ||
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[[Old English]] ''hearding'' means "hard one, strong one".<ref>[[Jim Allan]] (ed.), ''[[An Introduction to Elvish]]'', "Giving of Names</ref> | |||
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Harding of the Hill (born S.R. 1501) was the son of Holfast Gardner, and the great-grandson of master Samwise Gamgee. He, and the other Gardners of the Hill, lived in Bag End after Samwise left The Shire in S.R. 1482.
Etymology
Old English hearding means "hard one, strong one".[1]
References
- ↑ Jim Allan (ed.), An Introduction to Elvish, "Giving of Names
