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"It was a dwarf with a blue beard tucked into a golden belt, very bright eyes under his dark-green hood."

—The Hobbit: An Unexpected Party

Dwalin was one of the Dwarves who traveled with Bilbo and Gandalf on the quest to regain the Lonely Mountain from Smaug. He was the brother of Balin and the youngest son of Fundin.

Biography

Early life

Born in TA 2772, two years after the dragon Smaug had desolated Erebor, Dwalin was the son of Fundin and younger brother of Balin. After fighting in the Battle of Azanulbizar at the age of 27, Dwalin accompanied Thrain the Second and Thorin Oakenshield to settle peacefully in the northern Ered Luin.

Later in TA 2841, Dwalin, along with his brother Balin, and a few others accompanied Thráin when he left the Ered Luin to visit Erebor. The small party was dogged by the emissaries of Sauron. In TA 2845, Thráin was captured one night when he and his companions sheltered under the eaves of Mirkwood from a black rain. After a fruitless search for their leader, the Dwarves gave up and returned to Thorin to inform him the news.

Quest of Erebor

Dwalin was the first Dwarf to arrive, alone, at Bag End when the unexpected party planned by Thorin and Gandalf began at Bilbo Baggins' hobbit hole. He was wearing a dark-green hood and walked in as if expected, which greatly surprised Bilbo. Soon Balin arrived and he and Dwalin sat talking while Bilbo kept answering the door for the arrival of more and more Dwarves. Later, when Bilbo griped aloud in his kitchen about the lack of help in setting out refreshments, Dwalin and Balin were the first (followed by Fíli and Kíli) to lend a hand. Later still, when the Dwarves filled Bag End with music, Dwalin played on a viol as big as himself.^[2] Dwalin lent a green hood and cloak to Bilbo when they set out on their journey.

After Thorin's Company reclaimed the mountain from Smaug, Dwalin fought alongside his companions in the Battle of Five Armies. He survived the battle, and later received his fourteenth share of Smaug's hoard. He chose to live afterwards in Erebor under the rule of Dáin II Ironfoot, Thorin's cousin.

Later life

Dwalin was one of seven of the ten Dwarves of Thorin's company who were still living in Erebor when Frodo came to Rivendell, as reported by Glóin. After the War of the Ring was over, resulting the defeat of Sauron and the destruction of the One Ring, Dwalin lived throughout his life in the Fourth Age in Middle-earth and passed away in FO 91 at the age of 340, considered later than any other known date of death for others of Thorin and Company.^[3]^[4]

Dwalin's family tree

Farin

Gróin

Fundin

Óin

Glóin

Balin

Dwalin

Gimli

Portrayal in adaptations

Rankin/Bass films

In the 1977 animated version of The Hobbit, Dwalin was voiced by Jack DeLeon.

The Hobbit film trilogy

In Peter Jackson's live-action adaptation, he was portrayed by Scottish actor Graham McTavish. The studio released the following statement regarding Dwalin in the trilogy:

The-Hobbit-Dwalin-In-Pantry — Dwalin in the pantry at Bag End

Renowned as a great Warrior, Dwalin speaks his mind plainly and is not one to suffer fools lightly. Fiercely loyal, he was Thorin Oakenshield's staunchest supporter with an unshakeable belief in his friend's leadership. A powerful and bruising fighter, Dwalin has a natural tendency to distrust anyone who is not a Dwarf and is particularly suspicious of Elves. Proud, brave and one of the tallest of the Dwarves, Dwalin will bow to none but those who have earned his respect.

A younger Dwalin (with a mohawk) is shown in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey fighting alongside Thorin at the Battle of Azanulbizar, dueling a Gundabad captain.

During the events of The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Dwalin's weapons are stripped from him after being captured by the Wood-elves of Mirkwood. Following the company's escape and their encounter with Bard the Bowman, Dwalin openly voices his mistrust of Bard; suggesting that they throw him overboard and take his boat by force. He later equips himself with a large two-handed mace from Lake-town's armory for the raid on the Lonely Mountain.

In The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, Dwalin, along with the other dwarves, follow Thorin as they barricade themselves inside Erebor. After Dain's army arrives and begins to fight Azog's huge orc army, Thorin refuses to aid his cousin. Dwalin tries to persuade Thorin to aid them, saying that Thorin is less of a man than he has even been. Dwalin then follows Thorin, Fili, and Kili to Ravenhill to fight Azog. He witnesses Fili's death, and later comes to Bilbo's aid and fights off the orcs. Dwalin then bows to Thorin's body after the battle. He is last seen with the rest of the company saying farewell to Bilbo.

Each of The Hobbit films' actors had a voice in the nature and design of their own weaponry. Graham McTavish, who plays Dwalin, named the Dwarf's twin battle axes Grasper and Keeper; when first shooting tests for Dwalin, McTavish said, "This one grasps your soul, this one keeps it" in regard to the axes.

Voice dubbing actors

Foreign Language	Voice dubbing artist
Spanish (Latin America)	Enrique Cervantes
Spanish (Spain)	Gonzalo Abril
Portuguese (Brazil) (Television/DVD)	Ronaldo Júlio
Italian (Italy)	Bruno Conti
German	Tilo Schmitz
French (France)	Philippe Catoire
Czech Republic	Tomáš Karger
Slovak	Milan Bahúl
Hungarian	Attila Epres
Polish	Jan Janga-Tomaszewski

Video games

In The Lord of the Rings Online, after Thorin's death, Gormr Doursmith took over Thorin's Halls' leadership but with his consequent defeat at the hands of Dwalin, Dwalin became Lord of the Longbeards in the Blue Mountains and Steward of Thorin's Halls. Before the War of the Ring, he led an expedition to Dourhands' territory, south of the city. Some members of his party fell ill to a strange disease, but were cured later by a fellow Longbeard who had discovered a cure at Dwalin's request. Eventually he discovered the source and stopped it, however he failed to prevent the resurrection of Skorgrim, the ancient King of the Dourhands. Under his leadership, the Longbeards recovered the region from the Dourhands. Dwalin says that he tries to rule the Halls as well as Thorin would in his tribute. He claims he hasn't seen his brother Balin for a while and also that he misses the Lonely Mountain.

In LEGO The Hobbit: The Video Game, Dwalin can use his hammer to push large Legos.

Behind the scenes

J.R.R. Tolkien borrowed the name from Dvalinn, a Dwarf from Norse mythology.

Contrary to popular fandom belief, nothing about Dwalin's life after the Quest of Erebor, save his date of death and the fact he continued to reside in the Lonely Mountain, is cited in any of Tolkien's works. Whether or not he had children is merely speculation, as none are listed for him in Gimli's genealogy.

Gallery

Dwalin's Battle of Azanulbizar armor by Weta Workshop

Dwalin during The Hobbit.

A younger Dwalin.

An older Dwalin.

Grasper and Keeper, Dwalin's battleaxes from Peter Jackon's The Hobbit.

Close up of Dwalin's hammer.

Dwalin in the animated "The Hobbit" film.

Figurine of Dwalin manufactured by Games Workshop.

Dwalin as portrayed in The Lord of the Rings Online.

Young Dwalin, miniature by Games Workshop.

LEGO Dwalin

Dwalin on a promotional poster

Translations

Foreign Language	Translated name
Amharic	ዽዋሊን
Arabic	دوالين
Armenian	Դւալին
Belarusian Cyrillic	Дўалін
Bengali	ডিবলিং ?
Bulgarian Cyrillic	Дуалин
Chinese (Hong Kong)	德瓦林
Czech	Dvalin
Georgian	დვალინი
Greek	Ντουάλιν
Gujarati	દવાલિન
Hebrew	דוואלין
Hindi	ड्वलिन्
Japanese	ドワーリン
Kannada	ದ್ವಾಲಿನ್
Kazakh	Дуалін (Cyrillic) Dvalin (Latin)
Korean	드와 린
Kyrgyz Cyrillic	Дwалин
Macedonian Cyrillic	Двалин
Marathi	ड्वलिन
Mongolian Cyrillic	Дүалин
Nepalese	ड्वलिन्
Norwegian	Dvalin
Pashto	ضوالین
Persian	ضوالین
Punjabi	ਦਵਾਲਿਨ
Russian	Двалин
Sanskrit	ड्वलिन्
Serbian	Дwалин (Cyrillic) Dwalin (Latin)
Tajik Cyrillic	Дwалин
Tamil	ட்வளின்
Telugu	ద్వాలిన్
Ukrainian Cyrillic	Дwалін
Urdu	ضوالین ?
Uzbek	Дwалин (Cyrillic) Dwalin (Latin)
Yiddish	דוואַלין

References

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↑ The Hobbit, Chapter I: "An Unexpected Party"
↑ The Hobbit
↑ The Complete Guide to Middle-earth

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[2] The Hobbit, Chapter I: "An Unexpected Party"

[3] The Hobbit

[4] The Complete Guide to Middle-earth

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 | birth = [[TA 2772]]
 | death = [[FO 91]]
-|children = Lev, Gret and Dwari (twins), Liv, Dwava
+|children =
-| spouse = [[Dori]]
+| spouse =
+| weapon = Axe(s)
-| weapon = War Hammer, Dual Axes (Grasper and Keeper), Dagger, Knuckle Dusters, Lake-Town Four Sided Axe, Regal Pounamu Battle Axe
 | race = [[Dwarves]]
 | culture = [[Durin's Folk]]
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 | actor = [[Graham McTavish]]
 |voice = Jack DeLeon, in the 1977 [[Rankin/Bass]] version of ''The Hobbit''
-|hair = Blue Beard<ref name="Party">{{H|Party}}</ref>|parentage = [[Fundin and Freya]]|siblings = [[Balin]]|age = 340}}
+|hair = Blue Beard<ref name="Party">{{H|Party}}</ref>|parentage = [[Fundin]]|siblings = [[Balin]]
+|age = 340 (at death)
+}}
 {{Quote|It was a dwarf with a blue beard tucked into a golden belt, very bright eyes under his dark-green hood.|''[[The Hobbit]]: [[An Unexpected Party]]''}}
-'''Dwalin''' was one of the [[Dwarves]] who travelled with [[Bilbo Baggins|Bilbo]] and [[Gandalf]] on the quest to regain the [[Lonely Mountain]] from [[Smaug]]. He is the brother of [[Balin]] and the youngest son of [[Fundin]].
+'''Dwalin''' was one of the [[Dwarves]] who traveled with [[Bilbo Baggins|Bilbo]] and [[Gandalf]] on the quest to regain the [[Lonely Mountain]] from [[Smaug]]. He was the brother of [[Balin]] and the youngest son of [[Fundin]].
+== Biography ==
-Tall, moody, strong and very brave, Dwalin is a Dwarf through and through. A famous warrior, powerful ally and muscular. It is shown that Dwalin always wants some type of meat on his plate (it is shown in [[The Hobbit Film Trilogy]] but only in the Extended Edition). Dwalin would like nothing more than to see the return of the Dwarven King under the Mountain.
+=== Early life ===
+Born in [[TA 2772]], two years after the [[dragon]] [[Smaug]] had desolated [[Erebor]], Dwalin was the son of [[Fundin]] and younger brother of [[Balin]]. After fighting in the [[Battle of Azanulbizar]] at the age of 27, Dwalin accompanied [[Thráin II|Thrain the Second]] and [[Thorin Oakenshield]] to settle peacefully in the northern [[Ered Luin]].
-==Biography==
-===Early life===
-Born in [[TA 2772]], two years after the [[dragon]] [[Smaug]] had come to [[Erebor]] and took over the Kingdom, Dwalin was the son of [[Fundin]] and younger brother of [[Balin]] (though he is taller). After fighting in the [[Battle of Azanulbizar]] at the age of 27, Dwalin accompanied [[Thráin II|Thrain the Second]] and [[Thorin Oakenshield]] to settle peacefully in the northern [[Ered Luin]]
 Later in [[TA 2841]], Dwalin, along with his brother [[Balin]], and a few others accompanied Thráin when he left the Ered Luin to visit Erebor. The small party was dogged by the emissaries of [[Sauron]]. In [[TA 2845]], Thráin was captured one night when he and his companions sheltered under the eaves of [[Mirkwood]] from a black rain. After a fruitless search for their leader, the Dwarves gave up and returned to Thorin to inform him the news.
-===Quest of Erebor===
+=== Quest of Erebor ===
+Dwalin was the first Dwarf to arrive, alone, at [[Bag End]] when the unexpected party planned by Thorin and [[Gandalf]] began at [[Bilbo Baggins]]' hobbit hole. He was wearing a dark-green hood and walked in as if expected, which greatly surprised Bilbo. Soon Balin arrived and he and Dwalin sat talking while Bilbo kept answering the door for the arrival of more and more Dwarves. Later, when Bilbo griped aloud in his kitchen about the lack of help in setting out refreshments, Dwalin and Balin were the first (followed by [[Fíli and Kíli]]) to lend a hand. Later still, when the Dwarves filled Bag End with music, Dwalin played on a viol as big as himself.<ref>''[[The Hobbit]]'', Chapter I: "[[An Unexpected Party]]"</ref> Dwalin lent a green hood and cloak to Bilbo when they set out on their journey.
+After [[Thorin and Company|Thorin's Company]] reclaimed the mountain from Smaug, Dwalin fought alongside his companions in the [[Battle of Five Armies]]. He survived the battle, and later received his fourteenth share of Smaug's hoard. He chose to live afterwards in Erebor under the rule of [[Dáin II Ironfoot]], Thorin's cousin.
-Dwalin was the first Dwarf to arrive, alone, at Bag End when the unexpected party began at Bilbo's hobbit hole. He was wearing a dark-green hood and walked in as if expected, which greatly surprised Bilbo. Soon Balin arrived and he and Dwalin sat talking while Bilbo kept answering the door for the arrival of more and more Dwarves. Later, when Bilbo griped aloud in his kitchen about the lack of help in setting out refreshments, Dwalin and Balin were the first (followed by Fíli and Kíli) to lend a hand. Later still, when the Dwarves filled Bag End with music, Dwalin played on a viol as big as himself.<ref>''[[The Hobbit]],'' Chapter I: "[[An Unexpected Party]]"</ref> Dwalin lent a green hood and cloak to Bilbo when they set out on their journey.
+=== Later life ===
-After reclaiming the mountain from Smaug, Dwalin fought in the [[Battle of Five Armies]]. He helped Thorin get to [[Azog the Defiler]] and was one of those that survived the terrible battle. He later received his fourteenth share and chose to live in Erebor under the rule of [[Dáin II Ironfoot]], Thorin's cousin.
-===Later life===
 Dwalin was one of seven of the ten Dwarves of Thorin's company who were still living in Erebor when Frodo came to Rivendell, as reported by Glóin. After the [[War of the Ring]] was over, resulting the defeat of [[Sauron]] and the destruction of the [[One Ring]], Dwalin lived throughout his life in the [[Fourth Age]] in Middle-earth and passed away in [[FO 91]] at the age of 340, considered later than any other known date of death for others of [[Thorin and Company]].<ref>''[[The Hobbit]]''</ref><ref>''[[The Complete Guide to Middle-earth]]''</ref>
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 {{House of Farin}}
-==Portrayal in adaptations==
+== Portrayal in adaptations ==
-===Rankin/Bass films===
+=== Rankin/Bass films ===
-In the [[1977]] animated version of ''[[The Hobbit (1977 animated film)|The Hobbit]]'', he was voiced by [[wikipedia:Jack DeLeon|Jack DeLeon]].
+In the [[1977]] animated version of ''[[The Hobbit (1977 animated film)|The Hobbit]]'', Dwalin was voiced by [[wikipedia:Jack DeLeon|Jack DeLeon]].
-===The Hobbit film trilogy===
+=== The Hobbit film trilogy ===
 In [[Peter Jackson]]'s live-action adaptation, he was portrayed by Scottish actor [[Graham McTavish]]. The studio released the following statement regarding Dwalin in the trilogy:
-[[File:The-Hobbit-Dwalin-In-Pantry.jpg|thumb|275px|Dwalin in the pantry at Bag End]]
+[[File:The-Hobbit-Dwalin-In-Pantry.jpg|thumb|433x433px|Dwalin in the pantry at Bag End]]
 ''Renowned as a great Warrior, Dwalin speaks his mind plainly and is not one to suffer fools lightly. Fiercely loyal, he was Thorin Oakenshield's staunchest supporter with an unshakeable belief in his friend's leadership. A powerful and bruising fighter, Dwalin has a natural tendency to distrust anyone who is not a Dwarf and is particularly suspicious of Elves. Proud, brave and one of the tallest of the Dwarves, Dwalin will bow to none but those who have earned his respect.''
-A younger Dwalin (with a mohawk) is shown fighting alongside Thorin at the [[Battle of Azanulbizar]], duelling with [[Bolg]], son of [[Azog]].
+A younger Dwalin (with a mohawk) is shown in [[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey|''The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey'']] fighting alongside Thorin at the [[Battle of Azanulbizar]], dueling a Gundabad captain.
+During the events of ''[[The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug]]'', Dwalin's weapons are stripped from him after being captured by the Wood-elves of Mirkwood. Following the company's escape and their encounter with [[Bard the Bowman]], Dwalin openly voices his mistrust of Bard; suggesting that they throw him overboard and take his boat by force. He later equips himself with a large two-handed mace from Lake-town's armory for the raid on the Lonely Mountain.
+In ''[[The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies]], ''Dwalin, along with the other dwarves, follow Thorin as they barricade themselves inside Erebor. After Dain's army arrives and begins to fight Azog's huge orc army, Thorin refuses to aid his cousin. Dwalin tries to persuade Thorin to aid them, saying that Thorin is less of a man than he has even been. Dwalin then follows Thorin, Fili, and Kili to [[Ravenhill]] to fight [[Azog]]. He witnesses Fili's death, and later comes to Bilbo's aid and fights off the orcs. Dwalin then bows to Thorin's body after the battle. He is last seen with the rest of the company saying farewell to Bilbo.
-During the events of ''[[The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug]]'', Dwalin has his weapons stripped from him after being captured by the wood elves of Mirkwood. Following the company's escape and their encounter with [[Bard the Bowman]], Dwalin openly voices his mistrust of Bard; suggesting that they throw him overboard and take his boat by force. He later equips himself with a large two-handed mace from Lake Town's armory for the raid on the Lonely Mountain. (''[[The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug]]'' (2013))
+Each of ''The'' ''Hobbit'' films' actors had a voice in the nature and design of their own weaponry. [[Graham McTavish]], who plays Dwalin, named the Dwarf's twin battle axes ''Grasper'' and ''Keeper''; when first shooting tests for Dwalin, McTavish said, "This one grasps your soul, this one keeps it" in regard to the axes.
-In ''[[The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies]], ''Dwalin along with the other dwarves follow Thorin as they barricade themselves inside Erebor. After Dain's army arrives and begins to fight Azog's huge orc army, Thorin refuses to aid his cousin. Dwalin tries to persuade Thorin to aid them, saying that Thorin is less of a man than he has even been. Dwalin then follows Thorin, Fili and Kili to Ravenhill to fight Azog. He witnesses Fili's death, and later comes to Bilbo's aid and fights off the orcs. Dwalin then bows to Thorin's body after the battle. He is last seen with the rest of the company saying goodbye to Bilbo. ([[The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies]](2014)).
-===Voice Dubbing actors===
+=== Voice dubbing actors ===
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-===Video games===
+=== Video games ===
-In ''[[The Lord of the Rings Online]]'', after Thorin's death, [[Gormr Doursmith]] took over [[Thorin's Halls]]' leadership but with his consequent defeat at the hands of Dwalin, Dwalin became Lord of the [[Longbeards]] in the [[Blue Mountains]] and Steward of Thorin's Halls. Before the [[War of the Ring]], he led an expedition to [[Dourhands]]' territory, south of the city. Some members of his party fell ill to a strange disease, but were cured later by a fellow Longbeard who had discovered a cure at Dwalin's request. Eventually he discovered the source and stopped it, however he failed to prevent the resurrection of [[Skorgrim]], the ancient [[King]] of the Dourhands. Under his leadership, the Longbeards recovered the region from the Dourhands. Dwalin says that he tries to rule the Halls as well as Thorin would in his tribute. He claims he hasn't seen his brother Balin for a while and also that he misses the [[Lonely Mountain]]. In [[LEGO The Hobbit: The Video Game]], he can use his hammer to push large Legos.
+In ''[[The Lord of the Rings Online]]'', after Thorin's death, [[Gormr Doursmith]] took over [[Thorin's Halls]]' leadership but with his consequent defeat at the hands of Dwalin, Dwalin became Lord of the [[Longbeards]] in the [[Blue Mountains]] and Steward of Thorin's Halls. Before the [[War of the Ring]], he led an expedition to [[Dourhands]]' territory, south of the city. Some members of his party fell ill to a strange disease, but were cured later by a fellow Longbeard who had discovered a cure at Dwalin's request. Eventually he discovered the source and stopped it, however he failed to prevent the resurrection of [[Skorgrim]], the ancient [[King]] of the Dourhands. Under his leadership, the Longbeards recovered the region from the Dourhands. Dwalin says that he tries to rule the Halls as well as Thorin would in his tribute. He claims he hasn't seen his brother Balin for a while and also that he misses the [[Lonely Mountain]].
+In [[LEGO The Hobbit: The Video Game|''LEGO The Hobbit: The Video Game'']], Dwalin can use his hammer to push large Legos.
-==Behind the Scenes==
+== Behind the scenes ==
-Tolkien borrowed the name from [[wikipedia:Dvalinn|Dvalinn]], a Dwarf from Norse mythology.
+[[J.R.R. Tolkien]] borrowed the name from [[wikipedia:Dvalinn|Dvalinn]], a Dwarf from Norse mythology.
-Contrary to popular fandom belief, nothing about Dwalin's life post-BOFA is cited in any of [[Tolkien]]'s works. Whether or not he had children is merely speculation, as none are listed for him in [[Gimli]]'s genealogy.
+Contrary to popular fandom belief, nothing about Dwalin's life after the Quest of Erebor, save his date of death and the fact he continued to reside in the Lonely Mountain, is cited in any of Tolkien's works. Whether or not he had children is merely speculation, as none are listed for him in [[Gimli]]'s genealogy.
-Each of the ''Hobbit'' film's actors had a voice in the nature and design of their own weaponry.  [[Graham McTavish]], who plays Dwalin, named the dwarf's twin battle axes ''Grasper'' and ''Keeper'' because when they were first shooting tests for Dwalin, Graham McTavish said "This one Grasps your soul, this one Keeps it" about his Dwarven axes.
+== Gallery ==
-==Translations around the World==
+{{Gallery|width=120|height=160|captionalign=center|position=center
-{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
+|Weta - Dwalin's Armor.jpg|Dwalin's Battle of Azanulbizar armor by Weta Workshop
-!Foreign Language
+|Dwalin.jpg|Dwalin during The Hobbit.
-!Translated name
+|younger dwalin.jpg|A younger Dwalin.
+|Dwalin.png|An older Dwalin.
+|grasperandkeeper.jpg|Grasper and Keeper, Dwalin's battleaxes from Peter Jackon's ''The Hobbit''.
+|dwalinhammer.jpg|Close up of Dwalin's hammer.
+|H-1-0235-dwalin.jpg|Dwalin in the animated "The Hobbit" film.
+|dwalinfigure.jpg|Figurine of Dwalin manufactured by Games Workshop.
+|DwalinLOTRO.JPG|Dwalin as portrayed in [[The Lord of the Rings Online]].
+|YoungDwalin.jpg|Young Dwalin, miniature by Games Workshop.|link=Dwalin
+|Lego_Dwalin.jpg|LEGO Dwalin
+|DwalinPoster.jpeg|Dwalin on a promotional poster
+}}
+==Translations==
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+|Ντουάλιν
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+|દવાલિન
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+|ದ್ವಾಲಿನ್
-|ಡವಾಲಿನ್
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+|Дуалін (Cyrillic) Dvalin (Latin)
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+|Tajik Cyrillic
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 |Tamil
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-|ட்௰அலிந் ?
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+|ద్వాలిన్
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-==Gallery==
+{{Clear}}
-{{Gallery|width=120|height=160|captionalign=center|position=center
-|Weta - Dwalin's Armor.jpg|Dwalin's Battle of Azanulbizar armor by Weta Workshop
-|Dwalin.jpg|Dwalin during The Hobbit.
-|younger dwalin.jpg|A younger Dwalin.
-|Dwalin.png|An older Dwalin.
-|grasperandkeeper.jpg|Grasper and Keeper, Dwalin's battleaxes from Peter Jackon's ''The Hobbit''.
-|dwalinhammer.jpg|Close up of Dwalin's hammer.
-|H-1-0235-dwalin.jpg|Dwalin in the animated "The Hobbit" film.
-|dwalinfigure.jpg|Figurine of Dwalin manufactured by Games Workshop.
-|DwalinLOTRO.JPG|Dwalin as portrayed in [[The Lord of the Rings Online]].
-|YoungDwalin.jpg|Young Dwalin, miniature by Games Workshop.|link=Dwalin
-|Lego_Dwalin.jpg|LEGO Dwalin
-|DwalinPoster.jpeg|Dwalin on a promotional poster
-}}
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 ==References==
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