Durin (disambiguation)
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The name Durin is a dwarf-name in an Icelandic saga Völuspá, where it is written as Durinn. In old norse durin has a meaning "warden" or "guard". As the father of the Longbeards, the name Durin has been used for a lot of purposes.
- Characters
- Durin I, "the Deathless", one of the seven Fathers of the Dwarves
- Durin II
- Durin III, given a Ring of Power by Celebrimbor
- Durin IV
- Durin V
- Durin VI, slain by Durin's Bane
- Durin VII, "the Last", reclaimed Khazad-dûm in the Fourth Age
- Durin's Bane, the Balrog of Moria
- People
- Durin's folk, the most famous Dwarven clan of Tolkien's legendarium
- House of Durin
- Objects
- Durin's Axe, a heirloom of Durin's folk
- Doors of Durin, opened by Merry Brandybuck in The Fellowship of the Ring
- Events
- Durin's Day, the first day of the Dwarven calender
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