Definition
Definition of hobbitish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
lifestyleRare having a love for comfort and simplicityRare
- Her hobbitish lifestyle included cozy evenings by the fire.
2.
fantasyRare resembling a hobbit in appearance or behaviorRare
- His hobbitish features made him look endearing.
3.
countrysideRare evoking the charm of a rural settingRare
- The hobbitish village was full of quaint cottages.
Origin of hobbitish
English, hobbit (fictional being) + -ish (somewhat/like)
Examples of hobbitish in a sentence
They decorated their home in a hobbitish style, with warm colors and soft fabrics. His hobbitish demeanor charmed everyone at the party. The village had a hobbitish charm with its small, cozy houses. The garden had a hobbitish feel with its winding paths. His hobbitish home was surrounded by rolling hills.
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- French:à la hobbit, de hobbit, ...
- German:gemütlich, hobbitartig, ...
- Italian:da hobbit, bucolico, ...
- Spanish:acogedor, hobbitiano, ...
- Portuguese:simples, hobbitiano, ...
- Chinese:霍比特式的, 霍比特人般的, ...
- Japanese:ホビット的な, ホビットのような, ...
- Arabic:محب للراحة والبساطة, هوبِيتِي, ...
- Hebrew:בֵּיתִי וְנוֹחַ, הוֹבִּיטִי, ...
- Russian:хоббитский, хоббитоподобный, ...
- Ukrainian:гобітський, хоббітський, ...
- Hindi:होबिटिश, हॉबिट जैसी, ...
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