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caer

caer noun: a Welsh fortress.

Noun

caer (plural caers)

  1. A Welsh fortress.
    • […] a good many relics of the old Welsh Caers still bespeak the incompleteness of the early Teutonic conquest.1892, Grant Allen, Science in Arcady, page 295

Forms of caer

pluralcaers
alternative formcair

Origin of caer

From Welsh caer.

Questions about caer

What does caer mean?
Caer means a Welsh fortress.
What part of speech is caer?
Caer is a noun.
What is the plural of caer?
The plural of caer is caers.

Words near caer in the dictionary

  1. caenotheriid
  2. caenotheriids
  3. Caenozoic
  4. caeoma
  5. caeomas
  6. caer
  7. Caerau
  8. caeremoniarius
  9. caeremonies
  10. caeremony
  11. caeremonys

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