Treebeard Meaning in English

word

US

ˈtriˌbɪrd

TREE-beerd

UK

ˈtriːˌbɪəd

TREE-bee-uhd

Definition

Treebeard is a fictional character from J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Lord of the Rings'. He is the leader of the Ents, an ancient race of tree-like beings.

Usage & Nuances

Used only as a name, typically in discussions about Tolkien’s books or movies. Capitalized. Not a common word outside references to 'The Lord of the Rings'. Pronunciation: 'TREE-beard'.

• Spanish: Barbol
• Portuguese (BR): Barbárvore
• Portuguese (PT): Barbárvore
• Chinese (Simplified): 树胡（角色名）
• Chinese (Traditional): 樹鬍（角色名）
• Hindi: ट्रीबियर्ड
• Arabic: تريبيرد
• Bengali: ট্রিবিয়ার্ড
• Russian: Трибород
• Japanese: ツリービアード
• Vietnamese: Treebeard
• Korean: 트리비어드
• Turkish: Treebeard
• Urdu: ٹری بیئرڈ
• Indonesian: Treebeard

Example Sentences

Treebeard is an Ent in 'The Lord of the Rings'.

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Treebeard helps the hobbits escape from danger.

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Many fans like Treebeard for his wisdom.

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Have you seen the scene where Treebeard talks to Merry and Pippin?

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It took Treebeard a long time to make decisions because Ents move slowly.

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Whenever I reread Tolkien's books, I always find Treebeard fascinating.

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