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Túrin means "he who desires mastery" in Sindarin (from tûr, "mastery" or "lord" and ind, "mood, desire, heart") and can refer to:
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- Túrin Turambar (F.A. 464 - 499), the tragic hero of the First Age who is the main protagonist of The Children of Húrin.
- Túrin I (T.A. 2165 - 2278), sixth Ruling Steward of Gondor who ruled during the Watchful Peace.
- Túrin II (T.A. 2815 - 2914), twenty-third Ruling Steward of Gondor whose reign marked the loss of Ithilien.
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