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==In Other Languages== | ==In Other Languages== | ||
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|es=Bocarrón gruñón|es-meaning=Derived from the Spanish ''{{tt|boca|mouth}}'' and the suffix ''ón'', indicating its large attributes, and '' | |es=Bocarrón gruñón|es-meaning=Derived from the Spanish ''{{tt|boca|mouth}}'' and the suffix ''ón'', indicating its large attributes, and ''gruñón'', which means "grumpy, grouchy". | ||
|fr=Gobelutin chafouin|fr-meaning=From the French ''{{tt|gobelin|goblin}}'', ''{{tt|lutin|an imp or pixie}}'' | |fr=Gobelutin chafouin|fr-meaning=From the French ''{{tt|gobelin|goblin}}'', ''{{tt|lutin|an imp or pixie}}'' | ||
|de=Grimmiger Gnobold|de-meaning=From the German ''{{tt|Grimmiger|grim, ferocious, grumpy}}'' and a combination of the words ''{{tt|Gnom|gnome, goblin}}'' and ''{{tt|Kobold|a mischievous sprite from German folklore}}''. | |de=Grimmiger Gnobold|de-meaning=From the German ''{{tt|Grimmiger|grim, ferocious, grumpy}}'' and a combination of the words ''{{tt|Gnom|gnome, goblin}}'' and ''{{tt|Kobold|a mischievous sprite from German folklore}}''. | ||
|it=Blublin|it-meaning=From the Italian ''{{tt|blu|blue}}'' and the English ''{{tt|goblin|a mischievous humanoid creature from folklore}}''. | |||
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