Gollum in Japanese
Gollum in Japanese is ゴクリ — Gollum means someone who acts obsessive, secretive, and twisted the way Tolkien's Gollum character does, especially over a prized possession.
Gollum in Japanese
ゴクリ
Pronounced: gokuri
A person who bears the traits or has the characteristics of Gollum in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth.
What does "Gollum" mean?
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noun Someone who acts obsessive, secretive, and twisted the way Tolkien's Gollum character does, especially over a prized possession.
"He gets all Gollum whenever anyone touches his phone."
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verb To behave in a hunched, muttering, possessive way, imitating the character Gollum.
"Stop gollum-ing over the last slice of pizza."
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Gollum in a sentence
- He gets all Gollum whenever anyone touches his phone.
- She hunched over her laptop like a total gollum, refusing to let anyone see the screen.
- Stop gollum-ing over the last slice of pizza.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Gollum" in Japanese?
"Gollum" in Japanese is ゴクリ. Gollum means: Someone who acts obsessive, secretive, and twisted the way Tolkien's Gollum character does, especially over a prized possession.
How do you pronounce ゴクリ?
"Gollum" in Japanese is ゴクリ, pronounced "gokuri".
How do you use "Gollum" in a sentence?
Example: "He gets all Gollum whenever anyone touches his phone." In Japanese, "Gollum" is ゴクリ.
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