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Eldest son of Galdor, and Lord of Dor-lómin after him. He was captured by Morgoth at the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, and he and his kin were cursed by the Dark Lord. After the death of his son Túrin, Morgoth released him from bondage.
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Strictly, the date of Húrin's death is unknown, but we do know that his last recorded adventures took place in that year, and it's strongly implied that he cast himself into the Great Sea soon afterwards. |
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The Etymologies (in volume V of The History of Middle-earth) explains that Húrin's name comes from two Elvish roots, one meaning 'vigour, urgency', and the other meaning 'inner thought, heart'. |
See also...
Adanedhel, Aerin, Algund, Amon Darthir, Arroch, Asgon, Black King, Children of Húrin, Dimbar, Dírhavel, Doom, Dor-Cúarthol, Edain of the North, Eledhwen, Elf-Man, [See the full list...]Elfsheen, Elu Thingol, Elves of Gondolin, Evil Breath, Fen of Serech, Galdor, Gaurwaith, Gethron, Ghosts, Glirhuin, Gondolin, Gothmog, Grave of the Children of Húrin, Haldir, Hareth, Haudh-en-Ndengin, Haudh-en-Nirnaeth, Heir of the House of Hador, Hopafoot, Horses, House of Hador, Huor, Húrin I, Húrin II, Ibun, Ill-fate, Indor, Labadal, Lady of Dor-lómin, Lalaith, Laughter, Lord of Dor-lómin, Lord of Men, Lorgan, Master of Doom, Master of the Fates of Arda, Morwen, Mourning, Narn i Chîn Húrin, Necklace of the Dwarves, Nen Lalaith, Niënor Níniel, Noegyth Nibin, Nothing, Nulukkizdîn, Onefoot, People of Hador, Ragnir, Ruling Steward, Sador, Saeros, Sarch nia Hîn Húrin, Steward of Gondor, Stone of the Hapless, Tale of Grief, Tale of the Children of Húrin, Thalion, The Easterling, The Manhearted, The Secret, The Steadfast, The Tall, Third House of the Edain, Three Houses of the Edain, Thurin, Tol Morwen, Turambar, Túrin, Úmarth, Urwen, Witchwife, Wolf-folk
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