lancaster

n. borough in northwestern England; royal English family that produced three famous English kings (Henry IV, Henry V, and Henry VI) ; name of a number of cities in the USA

Lancaster can refer to: Places and their derivatives In the United Kingdom:Lancaster, Lancashire, a city in North West England and the original for which most others are named.Lancaster Castle, the medieval core of the modern cityLancaster University, a leading university 3 miles South of the cityThe City of Lancaster, the local government district containing LancasterThe County of Lancaster, an alternate (and historically correct) title for the County palatine (not Shire) of LancashireLancaster (UK Parliament constituency), a historical political districtThe Honour of Lancaster, the territory controlled from Lancaster, out of which the County of Lancashire formed in the Middle Ages (possibly including the Barony of Kendal)Duchy of Lancaster - one of only two British duchiesDuke of LancasterEarl of LancasterHouse of Lancaster - a British royal dynasty
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Noun
1. a city in northwestern England
(hypernym) city, metropolis, urban center
(part-holonym) England
(member-meronym) Lancastrian
2. the English royal house that reigned from 1399 to 1461; its emblem was a red rose
(synonym) House of Lancaster, Lancastrian line
(hypernym) dynasty
(member-meronym) Lancastrian

n. Lancaster, borough in northwestern England; royal English family that produced three famous English kings (Henry IV, Henry V, and Henry VI); name of a number of cities in the USA

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