Llanover
Llanover proper noun: a village and former community in Monmouthshire, Wales; now part of a ward of Goetre Fawr community while most of the remainder of the community since 2022 is now in Gobion Fawr community (OS grid ref SO3108).
Proper noun
Llanover
- A village and former community in Monmouthshire, Wales; now part of a ward of Goetre Fawr community while most of the remainder of the community since 2022 is now in Gobion Fawr community (OS grid ref SO3108).
Origin of Llanover
From Welsh.
Questions about Llanover
- What does Llanover mean?
- Llanover means a village and former community in Monmouthshire, Wales; now part of a ward of Goetre Fawr community while most of the remainder of the community since 2022 is now in Gobion Fawr community (OS grid ref SO3108).
- What part of speech is Llanover?
- Llanover is a proper noun.
Words near Llanover in the dictionary
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