hobbit in Japanese
hobbit in Japanese is ホビット — hobbit means in fantasy fiction, a member of a small, human-like race with hairy feet, known for enjoying comfort and quiet living.
hobbit in Japanese
ホビット
Pronounced: hobitto
A member of a fictional race of small humanoids with shaggy hair and hairy feet. [from 20th c.]
What does "hobbit" mean?
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noun In fantasy fiction, a member of a small, human-like race with hairy feet, known for enjoying comfort and quiet living.
"In the story, the hobbit left his cozy hole in the hill for a big adventure."
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noun Informally, a short or diminutive person.
"Standing next to the tall basketball players, our coach felt like a hobbit."
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noun An extinct small-bodied human species, Homo floresiensis, whose fossils were found on the Indonesian island of Flores.
"The museum display showed what the so-called hobbit may have looked like long ago."
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hobbit in a sentence
- In the story, the hobbit left his cozy hole in the hill for a big adventure.
- The children dressed up as a hobbit, a wizard, and a dragon for the party.
- Standing next to the tall basketball players, our coach felt like a hobbit.
- My little cousin called himself a hobbit because he was the shortest kid in class.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "hobbit" in Japanese?
"hobbit" in Japanese is ホビット. hobbit means: In fantasy fiction, a member of a small, human-like race with hairy feet, known for enjoying comfort and quiet living.
How do you pronounce ホビット?
"hobbit" in Japanese is ホビット, pronounced "hobitto".
How do you use "hobbit" in a sentence?
Example: "In the story, the hobbit left his cozy hole in the hill for a big adventure." In Japanese, "hobbit" is ホビット.
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