| 释义 |
Definition of inver in English: invernounˈɪnvə Scottish in place names The mouth of a river; an estuary. Example sentencesExamples - As O'Huidhrin sang half a century later, it is "the land of the two invers," the creeks of Doonbeg and Liscannor.
- Her remains were removed from her residence to Inver Church, burial took place following Requiem mass in Inver Cemetery.
- The old folks party will be held in the Lighthouse Tavern, Inver, on Sunday, December 5th.
- On the river Earn, there is an Inver at the confluence of the Powaffray.
- In Scotland, the invers and abers are distributed in a curious and instructive manner.
Synonyms mouth, river mouth, firth
Origin Early 17th century: from Scottish Gaelic inbhir. |