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Born IV 10 (1430 by the Shire-reckoning); Thain of the Shire from c. IV 70 (c. 1490 by the Shire-reckoning)
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Faramir is pronounced 'fa'rameerr' (where 'rr' emphasises that the final r sound should be pronounced)
Meaning
Named for Faramir of Gondor; the original meaning is obscure, but see the entry for Faramir for some discussion
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Faramir Took IThe son and heir to Thain Peregrin I
No descendants are recorded for Faramir and Goldilocks, but it is known that the line of Thains continued after their time, and so it is extremely likely that they children of their own. No descendants are recorded for Faramir and Goldilocks, but it is known that the line of Thains continued after their time, and so it is extremely likely that they children of their own. The son of Thain Peregrin Took I of the Company of the Ring and Diamond of Long Cleeve; he succeeded his father to become Thain Faramir I. Named for Faramir, Prince of Ithilien. See also...Diamond of Long Cleeve, Goldilocks Gamgee, Shire-thain, Thain of the Shire Indexes: About this entry:
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