Treen

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A small village on the west Cornwall coast in England

proper noun

: Treen

Examples

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Me Before You (2016)
"In Germany," Thaddeus Treen and Robert Merton point out, "this relativistic approach unfortunately developed in a nationalistic and racist movement, yielding the dual perversions of German physics and Jewish physics,"

Academic text (1991)
The village of Treen is located on the Penwith peninsula in west Cornwall, England.
Many tourists visit Treen to explore its scenic paths and coastal views.
In the heart of the Penwith peninsula lies Treen, a small village known for its tranquility.

Surface Forms

Treen main

Etymology

Treen comes from the Cornish language and begins with tre-, a little word meaning 'farm' or 'settlement' that you see at the start of many place names in Cornwall. So Treen basically means a small settlement, which fits the village today.