Cumbrian
A person who lives in or comes from Cumbria in northwest England
- noun
- /ˈkʌmbriən/
- Many Cumbrians celebrated the local festival that showcased their rich heritage and traditions.
Examples
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Rachel, a proud Cumbrian, shared stories of her childhood adventures in the stunning Lake District.
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And Cumbrian.
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Can my right honourable friend ensure that our Cumbrian farmers will be able to export their meat, their world class meat, after we leave the European Union?
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As a Cumbrian, he was passionate about promoting the natural beauty of his home county.
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Etymology
Cumbrian as a noun comes from the place name Cumbria, which comes from an old word like Cymru meaning 'people of the same land'. So, a Cumbrian is simply a person who lives in or comes from Cumbria.