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      Bombur may refer to:

      Bombur (crustacean), a genus of fossil prawns in the family Penaeidae
      Bombur (Middle-earth), a character in JRR Tolkien's novel The Hobbit
      Bombur, a dwarf in Norse mythology, named in Voluspo in the Elder Edda

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    Bombur | Tolkien Wiki

    Jul 14, 2020 · Bombur‘s character of feasting is seen in the Lord of the Rings Online. He is eating in the “hall under the mountain” and in other places in Mountain known as Lonely where he is the warden. His love for food is further featured when Bombur, together with other dwarves, pays respect to Thorin Oakenshield’s tomb.

    Bofur | Tolkien Wiki

    Aug 18, 2020 · In response to Thorin Oakenshield’s plea, Bofur, together with Bombur and Bifur, joined the Quest to Erebor and headed to Bag’s End. He journeyed with Gandalf, Bilbo Baggins, Thorin Oakenshield, and the rest of his dwarf comrades as they traveled through Wilderland to Lonely Mountain. The group aimed to restore the dwarves’ lost kingdom ...

    Bifur | Tolkien Wiki

    Jun 1, 2020 · When Bombur needed help in Mirkwood upon getting cut from a spider’s web, his cousins Bofur and Bifur assisted. The published story changes this to cousin Bifur and brother Bofur. In an earlier version, when the Dwarves had to escape due to the arrival of Smaug, Bifur had cried out to save Bofur and Bombur who were shown to be his brothers.

    Bombur Appreciation | The Tolkien Forum

    Jan 7, 2023 · Bombur's weight, however, makes him one of the few Dwarves who are actually distinguishable (along with Dóri's strength, Kili and Fíli's youth, and Bálin's age and experience). First of all, he is not as "food-oriented" as some people think. There is not a single joke that comes to mind about excessive eating on Bombur's part.

    Funniest part of the Hobbit - The Tolkien Forum

    Dec 24, 2001 · 3) Bombur and all of the fat jokes 4) The whole company runs out of the way of an avalanche of rocks 5) Bilbo makes Balin look like a drunk watch gaurd 6) Thorin says he must take on the Necromancer 7) Bilbo hides the Arkenstone like it was crack 8) Fili and Kili get killed (ok not funny) 9) The dragon says "antiquated"

    The Enchanted River - The Tolkien Forum

    Dec 8, 2002 · The reason Bombur had pleasant dreams just probably just wishingful thinking on his part. If someone drank a glass of this water safe at home and on a full stomach, the dreams would have probably been different, maybe even unpleasant. I think the dreams of Bombur had nothing to do with the water but only the fact that he was in a deep sleep.

    Beowulf and The Lord of the Rings | The Tolkien Forum

    Nov 22, 2024 · MY FAVOURITE OF ALL: Bombur - ON for "the swollen one" 😂 poor Bombur! Gloin - OE "glowing one" I think that perhaps Tolkien did this intentionally, since in TH Gloin and Oin are the ones who light the fires for Thorin & Co. Smaug - from the OE word Smeag, "worm" Thorin - ON "thunder" Thrain - ON "stubborn"

    the Horn of Helms Deep | The Tolkien Forum

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    who didn't talk? - The Tolkien Forum

    Dec 13, 2010 · Also, Bombur is a rather prominent figure in the book and for more than his girth. He, Balin and Fili and Kili are the only ones Bilbo names on the verge of battle that he will miss them. Fili and Kili are mostly just that FiliandKili and although they gain some individuality even to the amount of disagreeing with Thorin over his treatment of ...

    Council of Elrond | The Tolkien Forum

    Jan 20, 2002 · Welcome to the forum! I think that the more you immerse yourself in LoTR and other great works about Middle Earth like The Silmarillion and Unfinished Tales, the COE takes on more meaning and significance to the point that you quite enjoy the history of Elrond's and Gandalf's speeches.