Definition of Northumbrian in English:

Northumbrian

adjective nɔːˈθʌmbrɪənnɔrˈθəmbriən

Relating to or characteristic of Northumbria in north-eastern England or its inhabitants.
Northumbrian folk traditions
Example sentencesExamples
- 'Northumbrian by birth, with Scottish parents' is how he described himself in one article.
- Direct trade in grain to foreign ports was never very significant for Northumbrian farmers.
- The sweet sound of the Northumbrian pipes greeted us as we climbed the stairs.
- He had eaten celeriac and Northumbrian smoked cheese followed by a fillet of Cowell Peninsula salmon.
- Bunting's long poem "Briggflatts" has meant the world to me, not least hearing him read it aloud in a Northumbrian accent.

noun nɔːˈθʌmbrɪənnɔrˈθəmbriən

A native or inhabitant of Northumbria in north-eastern England.
thousands of Northumbrians are celebrating their culture and history
Example sentencesExamples
- The Northumbrians managed a 3-3 draw but remain in the bottom six with a negative goal difference.
- At the end of the second race it was the Northumbrians who led the way.
- So it's Cumbrians and Northumbrians making the most vibrant, excitingly modern music around in Britain right now.
- A monument to the native Northumbrian overlooks the Tyne.
- Despite his disappointment, the amiable Northumbrian is not bitter about the end of his Burnley career.

Rhymes

Cumbrian, Umbrian

Definition of Northumbrian in US English:

Northumbrian

adjectivenɔrˈθəmbriənnôrˈTHəmbrēən

Relating to or characteristic of Northumbria in northeastern England or its inhabitants.
Northumbrian folk traditions
Example sentencesExamples
- 'Northumbrian by birth, with Scottish parents' is how he described himself in one article.
- Direct trade in grain to foreign ports was never very significant for Northumbrian farmers.
- He had eaten celeriac and Northumbrian smoked cheese followed by a fillet of Cowell Peninsula salmon.
- Bunting's long poem "Briggflatts" has meant the world to me, not least hearing him read it aloud in a Northumbrian accent.
- The sweet sound of the Northumbrian pipes greeted us as we climbed the stairs.

nounnɔrˈθəmbriənnôrˈTHəmbrēən

A native or inhabitant of Northumbria in northeastern England.
thousands of Northumbrians are celebrating their culture and history
Example sentencesExamples
- At the end of the second race it was the Northumbrians who led the way.
- A monument to the native Northumbrian overlooks the Tyne.
- So it's Cumbrians and Northumbrians making the most vibrant, excitingly modern music around in Britain right now.
- The Northumbrians managed a 3-3 draw but remain in the bottom six with a negative goal difference.
- Despite his disappointment, the amiable Northumbrian is not bitter about the end of his Burnley career.

单词	Northumbrian
释义	Definition of Northumbrian in English: Northumbrian adjective nɔːˈθʌmbrɪənnɔrˈθəmbriən Relating to or characteristic of Northumbria in north-eastern England or its inhabitants. Northumbrian folk traditions Example sentencesExamples 'Northumbrian by birth, with Scottish parents' is how he described himself in one article. Direct trade in grain to foreign ports was never very significant for Northumbrian farmers. The sweet sound of the Northumbrian pipes greeted us as we climbed the stairs. He had eaten celeriac and Northumbrian smoked cheese followed by a fillet of Cowell Peninsula salmon. Bunting's long poem "Briggflatts" has meant the world to me, not least hearing him read it aloud in a Northumbrian accent. noun nɔːˈθʌmbrɪənnɔrˈθəmbriən A native or inhabitant of Northumbria in north-eastern England. thousands of Northumbrians are celebrating their culture and history Example sentencesExamples The Northumbrians managed a 3-3 draw but remain in the bottom six with a negative goal difference. At the end of the second race it was the Northumbrians who led the way. So it's Cumbrians and Northumbrians making the most vibrant, excitingly modern music around in Britain right now. A monument to the native Northumbrian overlooks the Tyne. Despite his disappointment, the amiable Northumbrian is not bitter about the end of his Burnley career. Rhymes Cumbrian, Umbrian Definition of Northumbrian in US English: Northumbrian adjectivenɔrˈθəmbriənnôrˈTHəmbrēən Relating to or characteristic of Northumbria in northeastern England or its inhabitants. Northumbrian folk traditions Example sentencesExamples 'Northumbrian by birth, with Scottish parents' is how he described himself in one article. Direct trade in grain to foreign ports was never very significant for Northumbrian farmers. He had eaten celeriac and Northumbrian smoked cheese followed by a fillet of Cowell Peninsula salmon. Bunting's long poem "Briggflatts" has meant the world to me, not least hearing him read it aloud in a Northumbrian accent. The sweet sound of the Northumbrian pipes greeted us as we climbed the stairs. nounnɔrˈθəmbriənnôrˈTHəmbrēən A native or inhabitant of Northumbria in northeastern England. thousands of Northumbrians are celebrating their culture and history Example sentencesExamples At the end of the second race it was the Northumbrians who led the way. A monument to the native Northumbrian overlooks the Tyne. So it's Cumbrians and Northumbrians making the most vibrant, excitingly modern music around in Britain right now. The Northumbrians managed a 3-3 draw but remain in the bottom six with a negative goal difference. Despite his disappointment, the amiable Northumbrian is not bitter about the end of his Burnley career.
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