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Clee

Clee

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A place name used in England for hills, villages, or family names
  • proper noun
: Clee
  • The scenic views of the Clee Hills attract many hikers each year.
  • Big Clee

Examples

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  • Our family has lived in Clee for generations, and we love its charm.

  • I spent my childhood exploring the fields around Clee and making unforgettable memories.

Surface Forms

Clee main

Etymology

Clee is a place and family name in England and probably comes from an old word like cliff, meaning 'steep slope' or 'rock'. So it was used for high places such as the Clee Hills, and people from that area took Clee as a family name.