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The original Westron word, from which the word kuduk (translated as 'Hobbit' by Tolkien) probably was derived. Kûd-dûkan means 'hole-dweller'.

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	The original [[Westron]] word, from which the word [[kuduk]] (translated as '[[Hobbit]]' by [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]) probably was derived. '''Kûd-dûkan''' means 'hole-dweller'.		The original [[Westron]] word, from which the word [[kuduk]] (translated as '[[Hobbit]]' by [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]) probably was derived. '''Kûd-dûkan''' means 'hole-dweller'.

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