Dís

Dís was a Dwarf woman of Durin's Folk.
==Biography==
Dís was the daughter of Thráin II and sister of Frerin and Thorin II, as well as the mother of Fíli and Kíli. She was born in the Lonely Mountain on TA 2760, and was later driven into exile by Smaug in TA 2770.
==Behind the scenes==
Dís is the only dwarf-woman ever named by J.R.R. Tolkien, in homage to her sons' valiant deaths in the Battle of Five Armies.The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A: Annals of the Kings and Rulers, III: Durin's Folk
==In adaptations==
===The Hobbit film trilogy===
* In The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Dís is mentioned by Kíli after he has been captured by Wood-elves, and is being kept prisoner in a cell. He talks about her to Tauriel, one of the elves, and explains that a Dwarf-runed talisman he was holding is meant to remind him of the promise he made to his mother to return.
* In The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, when Fíli, Kíli, Oin and Bofur arrive in the Lonely Mountain following Smaug's demise, Thorin welcomes Fíli and Kíli as his sister-sons.
* In The Lord of the Rings Online, Dís, although very old, is still alive during the War of the Ring. She holds the honorary position of the Keeper of Ravenhill, where she tends to ravens now led by Arcah, Daughter of Croär. After the Battle of Dale she and the surviving companions of Thorin II pay respect to tombs of her brother and sons, which are now next to that of King Dain II.
==Translations==
Foreign Language 	Translated name
Arabic 	ديس
Armenian 	Դիս
Belarusian Cyrillic	Діс
Bengali 	ডিস্
Bulgarian Cyrillic 	Дис
Chinese (Hong Kong)	迪絲
Georgian 	დისი
Greek 	Δισ
Gujarati 	ડિસ
Hebrew 	דיס
Hindi 	दिस
Kannada 	ದಿಸ
Kazakh 	Дис (Cyrillic) Dïs (Latin)
Macedonian Cyrillic	Дис
Marathi 	डिस
Nepalese 	डिस
Persian 	دیز
Punjabi 	ਡਿਸ
Russian 	Дис
Serbian 	Дис (Cyrillic) Dis (Latin)
Sinhalese 	ඩීස්
Tajik Cyrillic 	Дис
Tamil 	டிஸ்
Telugu 	డిస
Ukrainian Cyrillic 	Діс
Urdu 	دیس
Yiddish 	דיס
==References==
__NOTOC__
Category:Dwarves
Category:Durin's Folk
de:Dís
es:Dís
it:Dís
nl:Dís
pl:Dís
ru:Дис
sk:Dís
uk:Діс