Starostin Cape
Starostin Cape proper noun: a cape in Svalbard, Norway, known for its geological and palaeontological value. Today better known as Kapp Linné.
Proper noun
Starostin Cape
- A cape in Svalbard, Norway, known for its geological and palaeontological value. Today better known as Kapp Linné.
- Synonyms:
- Kapp Linné
Synonyms of Starostin Cape
Forms of Starostin Cape
| alternative form | Cape Staratchin |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Cap Staratschin |
| alternative form | Cap Starastschin |
Origin of Starostin Cape
Named after the local Pomor businessman Ivan Starostin (born before 1780 - died 1826 or 1829) (also known as Ermil in some sources, probably confused with some other person with the same surname, but having first name Ермил (Jermil)).
Questions about Starostin Cape
- What does Starostin Cape mean?
- Starostin Cape means a cape in Svalbard, Norway, known for its geological and palaeontological value. Today better known as Kapp Linné.
- What part of speech is Starostin Cape?
- Starostin Cape is a proper noun.
Words near Starostin Cape in the dictionary
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