Three Emperors' Corner
Three Emperors' Corner proper noun: a confluence in Black Przemsza river, White Przemsza river, becoming Przemsza river, in what is now Silesian Voivodeship, Poland; once the meeting point of the Empire of Russia, German Empire, Austrian-Hungarian Hapsburg Empire.
Proper noun
Three Emperors' Corner
- A confluence in Black Przemsza river, White Przemsza river, becoming Przemsza river, in what is now Silesian Voivodeship, Poland; once the meeting point of the Empire of Russia, German Empire, Austrian-Hungarian Hapsburg Empire.
- Synonyms:
- Three Countries' Corner, Three Countries Corner, Three Empires' Corner, Three Empires Corner
Synonyms of Three Emperors' Corner
- Three Countries' Corner
- Three Countries Corner
- Three Empires' Corner
- Three Empires Corner
Forms of Three Emperors' Corner
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Origin of Three Emperors' Corner
three (“3”)+emperor+corner. From being a point where three empires once met.
Questions about Three Emperors' Corner
- What does Three Emperors' Corner mean?
- Three Emperors' Corner means a confluence in Black Przemsza river, White Przemsza river, becoming Przemsza river, in what is now Silesian Voivodeship, Poland; once the meeting point of the Empire of Russia, German Empire, Austrian-Hungarian Hapsburg Empire.
- What part of speech is Three Emperors' Corner?
- Three Emperors' Corner is a proper noun.
Words near Three Emperors' Corner in the dictionary
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