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Cleddau

Cleddau proper noun: a river in Pembrokeshire, Wales, with two branches, Eastern Cleddau and Western Cleddau; the combined river flows into Milford Haven.

Proper noun

Cleddau

  1. A river in Pembrokeshire, Wales, with two branches, Eastern Cleddau and Western Cleddau; the combined river flows into Milford Haven.
  2. A short river in Fiordland, Southland, New Zealand, which flows into Milford Sound. The association with the Welsh river and Milford Haven may be intentional.

Origin of Cleddau

From Welsh.

Questions about Cleddau

What does Cleddau mean?
Cleddau means a river in Pembrokeshire, Wales, with two branches, Eastern Cleddau and Western Cleddau; the combined river flows into Milford Haven.
What part of speech is Cleddau?
Cleddau is a proper noun.

Words near Cleddau in the dictionary

  1. Cleckley
  2. Cleckleyan
  3. Cleckleys
  4. clecks
  5. CLECs
  6. Cleddau
  7. cledge
  8. cledgy
  9. cledonism
  10. cledonomancy
  11. cledonomantic

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