Associations to the word «Northumbria»
Noun
- Wessex
- Anglia
- Bede
- Wilfrid
- Oswald
- Edwin
- Tyne
- Saxon
- Aidan
- Cumbria
- Forth
- Anglo
- Newcastle
- Cuthbert
- Briton
- Hatfield
- Viking
- Abbess
- Olaf
- Northumberland
- Durham
- Firth
- Kingship
- Dane
- Earl
- Lindsey
- Synod
- Scot
- Tweed
- Overlord
- Kingdom
- Bishopric
- Moat
- Domesday
- Dunbar
- Celtic
- Harald
- Sunderland
- Canterbury
- Kent
- Bold
- Malcolm
- Gael
- Berwick
- Monastery
- Charlemagne
- Confessor
- Yorkshire
- Annal
- Boniface
- Christianity
- Conquest
- King
- Macbeth
- Constable
- Coinage
- Chad
- Easter
- Hilda
- Raoul
- Beverley
- Liber
- Lowland
- Edmund
- Sussex
- Ida
- Monk
- Scotland
- Chronicler
- Chronicle
- Essex
- Ely
- Abbey
- Dublin
Adjective
Wiktionary
NORTHUMBRIA, proper noun. (informal) North-east England; Northumberland.
NORTHUMBRIA, proper noun. (historical) An Anglo-Saxon kingdom in the Northeast of England.
Dictionary definition
NORTHUMBRIA, noun. An Anglo-Saxon kingdom in northern England until 876.
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