Hodor
[ˈhoʊ.dɔr]Meaning
a word used for door.
Background Story
The name Hodor is derived from 'Hold the Door!', a pivotal phrase from the character Hodor in the famous television series Game of Thrones adapted from George R. R. Martin's book series A Song of Ice and Fire. The character is known for his simple-minded nature and loyal service, which ultimately leads to one of the series' most emotional moments.
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