native heath
native heath noun: the place of one's birth or childhood. or by extension, place of origin.
Noun
native heath (countable and uncountable, plural native heaths)
- The place of one's birth or childhood. or by extension, place of origin.
- But in the intervening period other classes of locomotives have been built for work in Scotland, or have been transferred from their native heath, and in each case have come to be regarded as part of the Scottish scene.1958 July, J. P. Wilson, “Scottish Soliloquy”, in Railway Magazine, page 495
Forms of native heath
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Questions about native heath
- What does native heath mean?
- Native heath means the place of one's birth or childhood. or by extension, place of origin.
- What part of speech is native heath?
- Native heath is a noun.
- What is the plural of native heath?
- The plural of native heath is native heaths.
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