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Cymry

noun
(Written also Cymri, Cwmry, Kymry, etc)
1.
A native or resident of Wales.  Synonyms: Cambrian, Welsh, Welshman.





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"Cymry" Quotes from Famous Books



... not the furnished will. You may be interested to hear how the family inquiries go. It is now quite certain that we are a second-rate lot, and came out of Cunningham or Clydesdale, therefore BRITISH folk; so that you are Cymry on both sides, and I Cymry and Pict. We may have fought with King Arthur and known Merlin. The first of the family, Stevenson of Stevenson, was quite a great party, and dates back to the wars of Edward First. The last male ...
— Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson - Volume 2 • Robert Louis Stevenson


Words linked to "Cymry" :   Wales, European, Welshman, Cymru, Cambria, Cambrian, welsh


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