FIli

Fili is a term that can refer to different topics in fiction and onomastics. In J. R. R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, Fili is a dwarf who joins Thorin Oakenshield's company on the quest to reclaim Erebor. He travels with his fellow dwarves, including his companion Kili, and Fili dies in the Battle of the Five Armies.

In onomastics, Fili is used as a given name or nickname. It is commonly a shortened form of Felipe, Filip, or Filipe in Portuguese, Spanish, and related languages, and it can also appear as a standalone given name in various cultures. The spelling Fili appears in multiple regions as a personal name for individuals.

Fili can also be found as a surname in some naming traditions, though it is considerably less common than its use as a given name. As with many short names, its popularity and usage vary by country and language, and it may appear in different forms or be adapted to local naming practices.

Overall, Fili is most widely recognized in popular culture as the name of a dwarf from Tolkien’s The Hobbit, but it remains in use as a personal name in real-world contexts and across different linguistic communities.