dwarrowdam

noun

dwarrowdam

noun

Etymology Coined by online Tolkien fans in the early 2010s, from dwarrow, an alternate word for the fantasy race of dwarves in Tolkien's legendarium, and dam (“female parent, mother”).

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Fantasy A female of the dwarf race.

Chiefly Tolkien fandom slang

  • Kiaran stands at the heart of the room, speaking to a dwarrowdam with fiery red hair.2014 May 1, LineofDurin (@Tiorvi), Twitter:
  • Goodnight dwarrows and dwarrowdams. As well as all others. I am retiring to my chambers for the eve. Court shall be held tomorrow.2014 December 16, King Thrór (@Actual_Thror), Twitter:
1 more example
  • Samila smiled and he sensed that this dwarrowdam was tougher than flint and able to go whatever lengths necessary to save her people.2017, Anne Olga Vea, A Dragonslayer's Tale, page 472:

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