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'''Staddle''' was a village in [[Bree-land]], lying on the south-eastern slopes of the [[Bree-hill]]. Staddle was the main settlement of the [[Bree-hobbits]].
'''Staddle''' was a village in [[Bree-land]], lying on the south-eastern slopes of the [[Bree-hill]]. Staddle was the main settlement of the [[Bree-hobbits]].<ref>{{FR|I9}}</ref>
==Etymology==
==Etymology==
Staddle ([[Old English]] ''staðol'') occurs in real-life English place-names with the meaning "foundation", of buildings, sheds, ricks etc.<ref>{{HM|N}}, p. 776</ref>
Staddle ([[Old English]] ''staðol'') occurs in real-life English place-names with the meaning "foundation", of buildings, sheds, ricks etc.<ref>{{HM|N}}, p. 776</ref>

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Staddle
Town
General Information
LocationCentral Eriador, near Bree
TypeTown
RegionsArnor
Arthedain
Reunited Kingdom
InhabitantsMen, Hobbits

Staddle was a village in Bree-land, lying on the south-eastern slopes of the Bree-hill. Staddle was the main settlement of the Bree-hobbits.[1]

Etymology

Staddle (Old English staðol) occurs in real-life English place-names with the meaning "foundation", of buildings, sheds, ricks etc.[2]

References