Cambria

[ kam-bree-uh ]

noun

1. medieval name of Wales.

Cambria

/ ˈkæmbrɪə /

noun

1. the Medieval Latin name for Wales

Example Sentences

Project Cambria is also meant to look at you, too, to make sure your facial expressions and skin tone are accurately reflected in the metaverse.

From Washington Post

For the best autumn road trip through the region, start with some harvest-season wine tasting in the vineyards of the Edna Valley, just outside SLO, then head north to the oceanside enclaves of Cambria and San Simeon.

From Outside Online

“We had a positive dialogue going with him, but he just made the decision to pull the trigger,” Cambria later said.

From The Daily Beast

Carlisle was the ancient seat of the kings of Cambria, and was a Roman station in the early days of the Christian era.

From Project Gutenberg

Thus, all Cambria would not rise as one man, and what could one half of the nation do against the enormous power of all England?

From Project Gutenberg

Once upon a time there lived in Cambria a king whose name was Ryence.

From Project Gutenberg

Cambria Giraldus genuit, sic Cambria mentem Erudiit, cineres cui lapis iste tegit.

From Project Gutenberg

Wherein a man maie se how God Se the historie of Cambria pag.

From Project Gutenberg