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Tynedale

Tynedale proper noun: a defunct government district in Northumberland, England.

Proper noun

Tynedale

  1. A defunct government district in Northumberland, England.

Forms of Tynedale

alternative formTindal
alternative formTindale
alternative formTindall
alternative formTindell
alternative formTindill
alternative formTindle
alternative formTyndale
alternative formTyndall
alternative formTyndell

Origin of Tynedale

From Tyne (“a river”) + dæl (“valley”).

Questions about Tynedale

What does Tynedale mean?
Tynedale means a defunct government district in Northumberland, England.
What part of speech is Tynedale?
Tynedale is a proper noun.

Words near Tynedale in the dictionary

  1. tyne
  2. Tyne and Wear
  3. Tyne Dock
  4. Tyne Valley
  5. tyned
  6. Tynedale
  7. Tyneham
  8. Tynehead
  9. Tynemouth
  10. Tyner
  11. Tyners

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