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Ents are giant humanoids in J. R. R. Tolkien's fantasy world of Middle-earth who closely resemble trees; their leader is Treebeard of Fangorn forest. Their name is derived from an Old English word for "giant".

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Base of operations
Fangorn Forest
Creation date
First Age
Home world
Middle-earth
Language
Entish
Leader
Treebeard
Other names
Onodrim, Shepherds of the Trees, Tree-folk

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Nodes123
Edges122
Triples253
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.01626
Components1

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related to Sources · 46
Ent → Atlantic Books, Boston, Carpenter, Christopher Tolkien, Dickerson, Elves, Ents, Eriador, Evans, Expanded Edition, Groom, HarperCollins, Houghton Mifflin, How, Humphrey, ISBN, Jonathan, Kentucky, King, Matthew
related to First Age · 31
Ent → After, At, Aulë, Beren, Creation, Doriath, Dunland, Dwarves, Elrond, Elves, Ents, Eriador, Eru, For, Green Elves, Isengard, Manwë, Many, Much, Now
related to Other sources · 30
Ent → Algernon Blackwood's, Arthur Rackham's, Both, Disney's, Edward Pettit, Elves, Ents, Flowers, Green Knight, Green Man, Groom, He, Mallorn, Mark, Nick Groom, Old English, Pettit, Rood, Shakespeare, Silly Symphony
related to In other media · 29
Ent → Birmingham, CGI, Eldest, Ents, Gimli, In Peter Jackson's, Jim Broadbent, John Rhys-Davies, King, Moseley, Olivia Williams, Permission, Power, Rings, Second Age, Snaggleroot, The Fall, The Last March, The Lord, The Return
related to Mythic value: song of the Ents and the Entwives · 19
Ent → Elves, Ents, Entwife, Entwife's, Entwives, Germanic, He, If, In, Leaflock's, Lewis, Olsen, Ruth Noel, Skinbark, Tasarinan, The, These, Tolkien's, Treebeard's
related to Entwives · 16
Ent → Brown Lands, Elves, Ents, Entwives, Great River Anduin, Hobbits, It, Last Alliance, Letters, Men, Sauron, The, The Entwives, Tolkien, Treebeard, War
related to Etymology · 15
Ent → Anglo-Saxon, Elvish, Ents, Enyd, In Sindarin, Maxims II, Old English, Onod, Onodrim, Roman, The, The Ruin, The Sindarin, Tolkien, Tolkien's
related to The Last March of the Ents · 15
Ent → Entmoot, Ents, Great Sea, Huorns, If, Isengard, Led, Meriadoc Brandybuck, Orthanc, Peregrin Took, Saruman, Saruman's, The Ents, They, Treebeard
related to Wish-fulfilment and environmentalism · 15
Ent → Commentators, Corey Olsen, Dickerson, Elves, English, Ents, Eriador, Evans's, In, Jonathan Evans, Matthew, The Environmental Vision, Tolkien, Tolkien's, Treebeard
related to Improving on Shakespeare · 11
Ent → Battle, Dunsinane, Ents, Great Birnam Wood, Helm's Deep, Huorns, Orcs, Saruman's, Shakespeare's Macbeth, The Ents, Tolkien

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ents treebeard tolkien trees entwives middle-earth elves song tolkien's word time isbn forest lord rings olsen english war great appear

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
EntBase of operationsFangorn Forest1.00infobox
EntCreation dateFirst Age1.00infobox
EntHome worldMiddle-earth1.00infobox
EntLanguageEntish1.00infobox
EntLeaderTreebeard1.00infobox
EntOther namesOnodrim, Shepherds of the Trees, Tree-folk1.00infobox
Entrelated to EntwivesThe Entwives0.60section
Entrelated to EntwivesEnts0.60section
Entrelated to EntwivesBrown Lands0.60section
Entrelated to EntwivesGreat River Anduin0.60section
Entrelated to EntwivesMen0.60section
Entrelated to EntwivesThe0.60section

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