Re:Tintern 'secret' medieval tunnel system found by accident
by Lammy on Thursday March 04, 2021 @04:41PM
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Also a common term for a particular type of railway junction that resembles the river: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wye_(rail)
Re:Tintern 'secret' medieval tunnel system found by accident
by gorgoiler on Thursday March 04, 2021 @04:29PM
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Keep unpacking meanings please, this is really interesting.
Where do Monnow and Tintern come from?
Re:Tintern 'secret' medieval tunnel system found by accident
by stereo on Thursday March 04, 2021 @06:20PM
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According to Wikipedia:
The River Monnow derives its name from the Welsh (Cymraeg, Myn-wy) and translates to "swift water". (myn means swift, and wy is one of the many Welsh words for water).
The name Tintern may derive from the Welsh din + d/teyrn, meaning "rocks of the king".
Monmouth is at the mouth of the river Monnow, a tributary of the Wye.