Rutlandshire
Rutlandshire proper noun: the English county of Rutland.
Proper noun
Rutlandshire
- The English county of Rutland.
- It has been suggested that the school authorities at Uppingham considered the name inappropriate, because the Southern Railway had no connection with Rutlandshire.1955 October, “The Why and the Wherefore: "Schools" Class Locomotive No. 923”, in Railway Magazine, page 734, about a loco named "Uppingham"
Questions about Rutlandshire
- What does Rutlandshire mean?
- Rutlandshire means the English county of Rutland.
- What part of speech is Rutlandshire?
- Rutlandshire is a proper noun.
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