New Malden
UK/nju mɔːldən/
New Malden proper noun: a suburban area of Greater London, England, mainly in the Borough of Kingston upon Thames (OS grid ref TQ2168).
Proper noun
New Malden
- A suburban area of Greater London, England, mainly in the Borough of Kingston upon Thames (OS grid ref TQ2168).
Origin of New Malden
From New + Malden, attested as early as 12 June 1850. The suburb of Malden just south of New Malden later became Old Malden.
Questions about New Malden
- What does New Malden mean?
- New Malden means a suburban area of Greater London, England, mainly in the Borough of Kingston upon Thames (OS grid ref TQ2168).
- What part of speech is New Malden?
- New Malden is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce New Malden?
- New Malden is pronounced /nju mɔːldən/ (UK).
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