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York
(EN)
Proper noun
Proper noun “York”
York
a historic city in North Yorkshire, England, known for its medieval walls and the York Minster cathedral
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Thousands of tourists visit
York
every year to see its historic landmarks.
(US) a city in Pennsylvania, the county seat of York County
York
, PA played a significant role during the American Revolutionary War.
the House of York, a royal dynasty of England during the Wars of the Roses
The House of
York
was represented by a white rose.
a noble title, the Duke of York, traditionally given to the second son of the British monarch
Prince Andrew is the current Duke of
York
.
a habitational surname originating from the city of York
Elizabeth
York
traced her family history back to medieval England.
(US) any of several towns and cities in the United States named York
York
, Maine is a popular summer destination.
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