Etymology

Pencaer

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Today it means: A community (civil parish) on the coast of north Pembrokeshire, Wales. Full definition →

Welsh pen + caer
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  1. Welsh · derived frompen + caer
  2. English todayPencaer

From Welsh pen + caer, probably the fort or fortress on the head or headland. The north-west of the community is named Pen Caer, and Strumble Head is named Pen-Caer in Welsh.

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