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Seznam trpaslíků Středozemě

Toto je seznam trpaslíků objevujících se ve fiktivním světě anglického spisovatele J. R. R. Tolkiena.

[CS, Czech, Čeština]

Balin, Dáin II. Železná noha & Azaghâl

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Overview

Azaghâl

Balin

Bifur

Bofur

Bombur

Borin

Dáin I.

Dáin II. Železná noha

Dís

Dori

Durin Nesmrtelný

Durin III.

Durin VI.

Durin VII.

Dvalin

Farin

Fili

Flói

Frerin

Frór

Gamil Zirak

Gimli

Glóin, syn Thorinův

Glóin, syn Gróinův

Ibun

Khîm

Kili

Mîm

Náin I.

Náin II.

  • Óina Óin, syn Glóinův

Nár

Narvi

Nori

Óin, syn Gróinův

Ori

Telchar

Thorin I.

Thorin II. Pavéza

Thorin III. Kamenná přilba

Thráin I.

Thráin II.

Thrór

Odkazy

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Seznam trpaslíků Středozemě

Nodes180
Edges179
Triples0
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011111
Components1

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jeho bratrem krále durin králem roce ii syn osamělé thorina hoře hobit jedním jako lidu trpaslíků pavézy ztvárnil herec pytlíka

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