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Oromë

Oromë je Vala z Tolkienova fiktivního světa a jeho jméno znamená „trubač na roh”. Je to velmi mocný pán, má méně síly než Tulkas, ale v hněvu je strašnější. Oromë miloval kraje Středozemě, opouštěl je nerad a přišel jako poslední do Valinoru. Kdysi často projížděl přes hory zpátky na východ do Středozemě. Je lovcem netvorů a šelem, libuje si v koních a…

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ValaTolkienovaTulkasStředozeměValinoru
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Oromë

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples0
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
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valinoru jeho středozemě roh jako lid pán kůň vala tolkienova tulkas valaróma melkorových elfy cuiviénen vána yavanny nessa fiktivního světa

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