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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈhɑbɪt/ · UK /ˈhɒbɪt/
hobbit means: A small person from a made-up people, with thick hair and hairy feet.
noun
A small person from a made-up people, with thick hair and hairy feet.
- The hobbit lived in a comfortable hole.
- Two hobbits joined the adventure.
- This hobbit has unusually large feet.
A small, extinct relative of humans whose bones were found on the Indonesian island of Flores.
- Scientists found bones of the hobbit on Flores.
- The hobbit had a small brain.
- These hobbit fossils belong to an extinct human relative.
A playful name for a very short person.
- His friends call him a hobbit because he is short.
- She jokingly described herself as a hobbit.
- The two shortest players were nicknamed hobbits.
An old Welsh measure of weight equal to 168 pounds.
- The grain weighed one hobbit.
- The merchant sold two hobbits of barley.
- An old account records the price per hobbit.
Questions about hobbit
What does hobbit mean?
A small person from a made-up people, with thick hair and hairy feet.
What is hobbit in other languages?
Türkçe: hobbit · Español: hobbit · Français: hobbit · Deutsch: Hobbit · Italiano: hobbit · 日本語: ホビット
How do you pronounce hobbit?
In American English /ˈhɑbɪt/; in British English /ˈhɒbɪt/.
How do you use hobbit in a sentence?
The hobbit lived in a comfortable hole. Two hobbits joined the adventure.
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