Trenewan

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English

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Etymology

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From trenew- (new town or dwelling), plus eyn (cold), or newyn (famine).

Proper noun

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Trenewan

  1. A Cornish place name, that means either "the cold dwelling" or "famine".

References

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  • A Glossary of Cornish Names, by John Bannister, LL.D., 1869, p. 166. [1]