Nobody "designed the meaning" of the word Canberra. Canberra means "Meeting Place" in the aboriginal language. The first settler in the Canberra region - then known as Limestone Plains - was Joshua John Moore who took up land in the area in 1824, naming it Canberry. He took this name after hearing the local indigenous people use the word Kamberra when they conversed. Moore's land was situated at the base of Black Mountain, although much of his land now lies submerged by Lake Burley Griffin.
American architect Walter Burley Griffin designed the Australian capital city of Canberra.
Canberra is the capital of Australia.
The name "Canberra" comes from an aboriginal word for "meeting place".
The architect who designed Canberra was named Sir Walter Burley Griffin.
Walter Burley Griffin an American architect designed Canberra
He was the person who designed Canberra layout and architecture. Google it on the net.
Canberra is often referred to as the "meeting place" because it was chosen as Australia's capital to serve as a neutral ground for the states and territories, fostering collaboration and dialogue among them. The name itself reflects its Indigenous heritage, as the word "Canberra" is believed to derive from the Ngunnawal word "Kamberra," meaning a place for gathering. This concept of unity and connection is central to Canberra's identity as the political and cultural heart of Australia.
Walter Burley Griffin an American architect designed Canberra
Lake Burley Griffin, Named after the American architect who designed the central areas of Canberra surrounding the lake
Canberra is the capital city of Australia.. not a slang word.
Probably cannot help you out much. Canberra is an Aboriginal word meaning "meeting place" in English.
Lake burly griffin in Canberra is named after Mr Burlygriffen who founded and designed canberra