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Walkham

Walkham proper noun: a river with its source on Dartmoor, west Devon, England, a tributary of the Tavy.

walkham: a river with its source on Dartmoor, west Devon, England, a tributary of the Tavy
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Proper noun

Walkham

  1. A river with its source on Dartmoor, west Devon, England, a tributary of the Tavy.

Questions about Walkham

What does Walkham mean?
Walkham means a river with its source on Dartmoor, west Devon, England, a tributary of the Tavy.
What part of speech is Walkham?
Walkham is a proper noun.

Words near Walkham in the dictionary

  1. Walkes
  2. walkest
  3. walketh
  4. Walkey
  5. Walkford
  6. Walkham
  7. Walkhampton
  8. walkie
  9. walkie talkie
  10. walkie talkies
  11. walkie-lookie

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