Welshman

[ welsh-muhn, welch- ]

noun

plural Welshmen.

1. a native or inhabitant of Wales.

Welshman

/ ˈwɛlʃmən /

noun

1. a native or inhabitant of Wales

Word History and Origins

Origin of Welshman¹

before 900; Middle English Welische man, Old English Wilisc mon; Welsh, man

Example Sentences

The Welshman followed Humphries, Rob Cross and Littler in achieving the perfect leg.

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It is the first time since 2001, when New Zealander Graham Henry took a break from his job with Wales to lead the Lions in Australia, that there is no Welshman among the Lions coaches.

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It has already been a year of significant change for Azu away from the track – one that is bringing out the best in the Welshman on it.

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Warburton, who captained the Lions to a series victory on their last visit to Australia in 2013, has selected a team of five Englishmen, five Irishmen, three Scots and two Welshmen.

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He has made 73 tackles so far in the Championship – six more than any other player and only 12 short of Justin Tipuric's 2007 record for a Welshman in a Six Nations campaign.

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