Albion

Meaning of Albion

noun, singular proper noun
  1. a literary term for Britain or England, often used when referring to ancient or historical times.
    the ancient religious sites of Albion

Old English, from Latin, probably of Celtic origin and related to Latin albus ‘white’ (in allusion to the white cliffs of Dover). The phrase perfidious Albion (mid 19th century) translates the French la perfide Albion, alluding to alleged treachery to other nations.

Information about Albion

Hyphenation of Albion

Al-bion

  • It consists of 2 syllables and 6 chars.
  • Albion is a word disyllabic because it has two syllables

Anagrams of Albion

albino, Alboin, oliban

Words that rhyme with Albion

Bion, bion, babion, countergabion, gabion, megabion, parabion, Alebion, amphibion, albion, cambion, colymbion, excambion, symbion, Obion, aerobion, anaerobion, eccaleobion, kolobion, microbion, phosphobion, barbion, Faubion

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