Homophones: Wail = mournful cry / Whale = warm blooded animal lives in water
Some people would say that "Wales" is a homonym for "wails", but they would be mistaken. The definition of "homonym", according to Webster's Universal Collegiate Dictionary, is:"a word the same as another in sound and spelling but different in meaning, as chase 'to pursue' and chase 'to ornament metal'. "The word "wail" is defined as "to utter a prolonged, mournful cry", or "loud moans or howls". Although the country name "Wales" and the word "wails" sound the same and have different meanings they are not homonyms, because they are not spelled the same.At this time, there is probably no known English word which would qualify as a homonym for "wails". There may be, however, a country name homonym for a non-English equivalent of "wails".
i think its University Hospital of Wales !!!!
It is the word for grandmother in north Wales.
Meaning: Derived from "Son of John" Region of origin: England and Wales
The name comes from Wales, derived from the Welsh word 'Mor' meaning 'sea' and 'Can' meaning ' bright or white'
it comes from Ireland and Wales, a female name meaning pearl. Not common
It from Wales. "Llwyd" meaning brown; grey; pale; hoary.
'gallois' (masc.) galloise (fem.) are the Welsh (or adjectives about things coming from Wales)
The old Latin name for the region, is Cambria, from which the Welsh name for the country, Cymru, comes. The old Anglo-Saxon name was Wealas, meaning something to the degree of "foreign". From this, the modern English name of the country is derived, Wales.
The meaning of the word fishguard is "mouth of the River Gwaun". Fishguard is a town located in Pembrokeshire which is in the south-west area of the country of Wales.
The last name of Steckinger is one of the more unique in the world. It comes from England, Wales, and Scotland. Its meaning is unknown.
My translator says it is Welsh for "Wales about forever". It actually means Wales For Ever Although the above 2 are correct - they are the 'literal' translations, in welsh we speak the words in a different order to those in English - the actual meaning of 'Cymru am byth' is God Bless Wales - Cymru being the welsh word for Wales!