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Welsh English (Welsh:
Saesneg Gymreig)
comprises the
dialects of
English spoken by
Welsh people. The...
-
Maelor Saesneg, also
known as
English Maelor,
comprises one half of the
Maelor region on the
Welsh side of the Wales-England border,
being the area of...
-
England (Sasunn); similarly, the
Welsh name for the
English language is
Saesneg. A
romantic name for
England is Loegria,
related to the
Welsh word for...
-
having one of the few
large county exclaves, the
English Maelor (Maelor
Saesneg), to
survive the
Counties (Detached Parts) Act 1844. The administrative...
-
river Dee and was
based on the
commotes of
Wrexham and Merford.
Maelor Saesneg ("English Maelor")
included parts of the
parishes of Overton, Ellesmere...
- Dee.
Until 1974 it was in the
exclave of
Flintshire known as the
Maelor Saesneg, and from 1974 to 1996 in the
county of Clwyd. The
community had a po****tion...
- east of the
river to
include within Wales a
large area
known as
Maelor Saesneg ('English Maelor'),
formerly an
exclave of Flintshire,
between Bangor-on-Dee...
- of the
Duddestan Hundred later became known as
English Maelor (Maelor
Saesneg) when it was
transferred to
North Wales. For this and
other reasons, the...
- (Saeson,
singular Sais) and the
language and
things English in general:
Saesneg and Seisnig.
Cornish terms the
English Sawsnek, from the same derivation...
-
Hundred (as it was
known as the time),
which later became known as
Maelor Saesneg (English Maelor), and (later still) "Flintshire Detached".
Parts of the...
