Kûd-dûkan - Revision history

Mith: DEFAULTSORT

2012-11-03T00:58:10Z

DEFAULTSORT

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	* ''[[The Two Towers]]'', ''[[The Road to Isengard]]''		* ''[[The Two Towers]]'', ''[[The Road to Isengard]]''
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	[[Category:Rohirric words]]		[[Category:Rohirric words]]

Mith: References

2010-10-11T11:12:41Z

References

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	The '''Kûd-dûkan''' was a creature of [[Rohirrim\|Rohanese]] folklore which referred to [[Hobbits]].		The '''Kûd-dûkan''' was a creature of [[Rohirrim\|Rohanese]] folklore which referred to [[Hobbits]].
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	The name means "hole-dweller" and can be analyzed as ''[[kûd]]'' "hole" and ''[[dûkan]]'' "dweller" (from a verbal stem *''[[dûk]]'' "to dwell" and a suffix ''-an'')	+	The name means "hole-dweller" and can be analyzed as ''[[kûd]]'' "hole" and ''[[dûkan]]'' "dweller" (from a verbal stem *''[[dûk]]'' "to dwell" and a suffix ''-an'').<ref name="AppF">{{App\|F2}}</ref>

−	It is translated into Old English as ''[[Holbytla]]'', "hole-dweller".	+	It is translated into Old English as ''[[Holbytla]]'', "hole-dweller".<ref name="AppF" />
−		+	{{references}}
−	~~==References==~~	+
	* ''[[The Two Towers]]'', ''[[The Road to Isengard]]''		* ''[[The Two Towers]]'', ''[[The Road to Isengard]]''
−	* ''[[Appendix F]]''

	[[Category:Rohirric words]]		[[Category:Rohirric words]]

Sage at 13:33, 10 October 2010

2010-10-10T13:33:57Z

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−	The '''Kûd-dûkan''' is a creature ~~in [[Rohirric]] folklore. There is only one tale about them, namely that they do not appear in any other tales. They do little, and avoid the sight~~ of ~~men, being able to vanish in a twinkling; and they can change their voices to resemble the piping of birds. They are, however, not known to~~ [[~~pipe-weed~~\|~~spout smoke~~]] ~~from their mouths.~~	+	The '''Kûd-dûkan''' was a creature of [[Rohirrim\|Rohanese]] folklore which referred to [[Hobbits]].
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−	~~When [[Théoden]] met [[Peregrin Took]] and [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] standing guard at [[Isengard]] on [[March 5]]th, {{TA\|3019}}, he immediately connected them~~ to ~~the folklore creature. He was corrected by Peregrin, who said that they preferred the term ''[[kuduk]]'', or "~~[[Hobbits~~\|Hobbit~~]]".	+
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name means "hole-dweller" and can be analyzed as ''[[kûd]]'' "hole" and ''[[dûkan]]'' "dweller" (from a verbal stem *''[[dûk]]'' "to dwell" and a suffix ''-an'')		The name means "hole-dweller" and can be analyzed as ''[[kûd]]'' "hole" and ''[[dûkan]]'' "dweller" (from a verbal stem *''[[dûk]]'' "to dwell" and a suffix ''-an'')

Sage: /* Etymology */

2010-10-08T12:22:56Z

Etymology

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	The name means "hole-dweller" and can be analyzed as ''[[kûd]]'' "hole" and ''[[dûkan]]'' "dweller" (from a verbal stem *''[[dûk]]'' "to dwell" and a suffix ''-an'')		The name means "hole-dweller" and can be analyzed as ''[[kûd]]'' "hole" and ''[[dûkan]]'' "dweller" (from a verbal stem *''[[dûk]]'' "to dwell" and a suffix ''-an'')

−	It is translated into Old English as ''[[~~Holbytlan\|~~Holbytla]]'', "hole-dweller".	+	It is translated into Old English as ''[[Holbytla]]'', "hole-dweller".
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	==References==		==References==
	* ''[[The Two Towers]]'', ''[[The Road to Isengard]]''		* ''[[The Two Towers]]'', ''[[The Road to Isengard]]''

Sage at 12:21, 8 October 2010

2010-10-08T12:21:48Z

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	The '''Kûd-dûkan''' is a creature in [[Rohirric]] folklore. There is only one tale about them, namely that they do not appear in any other tales. They do little, and avoid the sight of men, being able to vanish in a twinkling; and they can change their voices to resemble the piping of birds. They are, however, not known to [[pipe-weed\|spout smoke]] from their mouths.		The '''Kûd-dûkan''' is a creature in [[Rohirric]] folklore. There is only one tale about them, namely that they do not appear in any other tales. They do little, and avoid the sight of men, being able to vanish in a twinkling; and they can change their voices to resemble the piping of birds. They are, however, not known to [[pipe-weed\|spout smoke]] from their mouths.
−	When [[Théoden]] met ~~two strange beings~~ standing guard at [[Isengard]] on ~~March 5th,~~ [[~~Third Age 3019\|T.A. 3019~~]], he immediately connected them to the folklore creature. He was corrected by [[Peregrin ~~Took\|one of them]]~~, who said that they preferred the term ''[[kuduk]]'', or "[[Hobbits\|Hobbit]]".	+
		+	When [[Théoden]] met [[Peregrin Took]] and [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] standing guard at [[Isengard]] on [[March 5]]th, {{TA\|3019}}, he immediately connected them to the folklore creature. He was corrected by Peregrin, who said that they preferred the term ''[[kuduk]]'', or "[[Hobbits\|Hobbit]]".
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
		+	The name means "hole-dweller" and can be analyzed as ''[[kûd]]'' "hole" and ''[[dûkan]]'' "dweller" (from a verbal stem *''[[dûk]]'' "to dwell" and a suffix ''-an'')
		+
	It is translated into Old English as ''[[Holbytlan\|Holbytla]]'', "hole-dweller".		It is translated into Old English as ''[[Holbytlan\|Holbytla]]'', "hole-dweller".
	==References==		==References==

Sage at 13:28, 24 January 2009

2009-01-24T13:28:49Z

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−	The '''Kûd-dûkan''' is a creature in [[Rohirric]] folklore. There is only one tale about them, namely that they do not appear in any other tales. They do little, and avoid the sight of men, being able to vanish in a twinkling; and they can change their voices to resemble the piping of birds. They are, however, not known to [[pipe-weed\|spout smoke]] from their mouths. ~~It is translated into Old English as ''[[Holbytlan\|Holbytla]]'', "hole-dweller".~~ When [[Théoden]] met two strange beings standing guard at [[Isengard]] on March 5th, [[Third Age 3019\|T.A. 3019]], he immediately connected them to the folklore creature. He was corrected by [[Peregrin Took\|one of them]], who said that they preferred the term ''[[kuduk]]'', or "[[Hobbits\|Hobbit]]".	+	The '''Kûd-dûkan''' is a creature in [[Rohirric]] folklore. There is only one tale about them, namely that they do not appear in any other tales. They do little, and avoid the sight of men, being able to vanish in a twinkling; and they can change their voices to resemble the piping of birds. They are, however, not known to [[pipe-weed\|spout smoke]] from their mouths.
−		+	When [[Théoden]] met two strange beings standing guard at [[Isengard]] on March 5th, [[Third Age 3019\|T.A. 3019]], he immediately connected them to the folklore creature. He was corrected by [[Peregrin Took\|one of them]], who said that they preferred the term ''[[kuduk]]'', or "[[Hobbits\|Hobbit]]".
		+	==Etymology==
		+	It is translated into Old English as ''[[Holbytlan\|Holbytla]]'', "hole-dweller".
	==References==		==References==
	* ''[[The Two Towers]]'', ''[[The Road to Isengard]]''		* ''[[The Two Towers]]'', ''[[The Road to Isengard]]''

Ederchil: just made it a little more in-universe

2008-02-12T21:18:19Z

just made it a little more in-universe

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−	The ~~original~~ [[~~Westron~~]] ~~word~~, ~~from which~~ the ~~word~~ [[~~kuduk~~]] (translated as '[[~~Hobbit~~]]' by [[J.R.R. ~~Tolkien~~\|~~Tolkien~~]]~~) probably was derived~~. '''~~Kûd-dûkan~~''' ~~means~~ '~~hole-dweller~~'.	+	The '''Kûd-dûkan''' is a creature in [[Rohirric]] folklore. There is only one tale about them, namely that they do not appear in any other tales. They do little, and avoid the sight of men, being able to vanish in a twinkling; and they can change their voices to resemble the piping of birds. They are, however, not known to [[pipe-weed\|spout smoke]] from their mouths. It is translated into Old English as ''[[Holbytlan\|Holbytla]]'', "hole-dweller". When [[Théoden]] met two strange beings standing guard at [[Isengard]] on March 5th, [[Third Age 3019\|T.A. 3019]], he immediately connected them to the folklore creature. He was corrected by [[Peregrin Took\|one of them]], who said that they preferred the term ''[[kuduk]]'', or "[[Hobbits\|Hobbit]]".
		+
		+	==References==
		+	* ''[[The Two Towers]]'', ''[[The Road to Isengard]]''
		+	* ''[[Appendix F]]''

	[[Category:Rohirric words]]		[[Category:Rohirric words]]

Ederchil: changed cat

2008-02-12T20:35:54Z

changed cat

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	The original [[Westron]] word, from which the word [[kuduk]] (translated as '[[Hobbit]]' by [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]) probably was derived. '''Kûd-dûkan''' means 'hole-dweller'.		The original [[Westron]] word, from which the word [[kuduk]] (translated as '[[Hobbit]]' by [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]) probably was derived. '''Kûd-dûkan''' means 'hole-dweller'.

−	[[Category:~~Westron~~ words]]	+	[[Category:Rohirric words]]

Dwarf Lord at 20:37, 8 March 2007

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	The original [[Westron]] word, from which the word [[kuduk]] (translated as '[[Hobbit]]' by [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]) probably was derived. '''Kûd-dûkan''' means 'hole-dweller'.		The original [[Westron]] word, from which the word [[kuduk]] (translated as '[[Hobbit]]' by [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]) probably was derived. '''Kûd-dûkan''' means 'hole-dweller'.
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		+	[[Category:Westron words]]

Earendilyon: Kûd-dûkan

2006-03-04T09:46:04Z

Kûd-dûkan

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The original [[Westron]] word, from which the word [[kuduk]] (translated as '[[Hobbit]]' by [[J.R.R. Tolkien|Tolkien]]) probably was derived. '''Kûd-dûkan''' means 'hole-dweller'.