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−	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]].]]~~sméagol as he first holds the one ring~~	+	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]].]]
	{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}		{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
−	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings~~,he dig under the roots of trees and into riverbanks,his eyes and thoughts were often on what he might find~~. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon [[the One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].	+	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon [[the One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
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	{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}		{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}

		+	The name [[Smaug]] which means "squeezed through a hole" is also related.<ref>{{HM\|L}}, [[Letter 31]]</ref>
	{{references}}		{{references}}
	[[Category:Stoors]]		[[Category:Stoors]]
−	~~[[Category:ring-bearers]]~~

Gollum at 02:26, 1 February 2013

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−	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]].]]	+	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]].]]sméagol as he first holds the one ring
	{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}		{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
−	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon [[the One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].	+	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings,he dig under the roots of trees and into riverbanks,his eyes and thoughts were often on what he might find. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon [[the One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
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	{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}		{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}

−	~~The name [[Smaug]] which means "squeezed through a hole" is also related.<ref>{{HM\|L}}, [[Letter 31]]</ref>~~
	{{references}}		{{references}}
	[[Category:Stoors]]		[[Category:Stoors]]
		+	[[Category:ring-bearers]]

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	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]].]]		[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]].]]
	{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}		{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
−	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon ~~the~~ [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].	+	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon [[the One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
		+	Sméagol is the translation of actual [[Westron]] name ''[[Trahald]]''.
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	[[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] explained in his [[Guide to the Names in The Lord of the Rings]] the origin of the name ''Sméagol'' in the lemma on [[smials]]:		[[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] explained in his [[Guide to the Names in The Lord of the Rings]] the origin of the name ''Sméagol'' in the lemma on [[smials]]:
	{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}		{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}

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−	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[~~Peter Jackson's~~ The Return of the King]].]]	+	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]].]]
	{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}		{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].		'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].

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	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]].]]		[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]].]]
	{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}		{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
−	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].	+	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

Gilgamesh at 08:07, 23 January 2010

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	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]].]]		[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]].]]
	{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}		{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
−	'''Sméagol''' ([[Trahald]]) was a [[Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].	+	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

Gilgamesh at 08:04, 23 January 2010

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	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]].]]		[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]].]]
		+	{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
	'''Sméagol''' ([[Trahald]]) was a [[Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].		'''Sméagol''' ([[Trahald]]) was a [[Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].

Sage: /* Etymology */

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	{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}		{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}

−	The name [[Smaug]] is also related.	+	The name [[Smaug]] which means "squeezed through a hole" is also related.<ref>{{HM\|L}}, [[Letter 31]]</ref>
−	[[~~Category:Hobbits~~]]	+	{{references}}
	[[Category:Stoors]]		[[Category:Stoors]]

Sage: /* Etymology */

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	{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}		{{quote\|'''Smials'''. A word peculiar to hobbits (not Common Speech), meaning 'burrow'; leave unchanged. It is a form that the Old English word '''smygel''' 'burrow' might have had, if it had survived. The same element appears in Gollum's real name, '''Sméagol'''.\|Tolkien }}

		+	The name [[Smaug]] is also related.
	[[Category:Hobbits]]		[[Category:Hobbits]]
	[[Category:Stoors]]		[[Category:Stoors]]

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−	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[~~Peter Jackson's~~ The Return of the King]].]]	+	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]].]]
	{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}		{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
	'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].		'''Sméagol''' ([[Old English\|OE]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈsmæ͡ɑːɣoɫ]}}; also '''[[Trahald]]''') was a [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].

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	[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]].]]		[[Image:Peter Jackson's The Return of the King - 0001.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|''Sméagol'' played by [[Andy Serkis]] in [[Peter Jackson's The Return of the King]].]]
		+	{{Pronounce\|Anglo-Saxon - Sméagol.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
	'''Sméagol''' ([[Trahald]]) was a [[Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].		'''Sméagol''' ([[Trahald]]) was a [[Hobbit]] of [[Stoors\|Stoor-kind]] who lived on the banks of the [[Anduin]] in the later [[Third Age]]. He was an inquisitive Hobbit who was interested in roots and beginnings. His friend [[Déagol]] came upon the [[One Ring]], but Sméagol murdered Déagol and took the Ring. He was eventually exiled by his people, and crept into the roots of the [[Misty Mountains]], where he became the creature of the dark better known as [[Gollum]].