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what does Firth mean as in firth of clyde

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deliahawkins | 19:41 Sat 06th Feb 2010 | History
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A long and narrow estuary.
19:42 Sat 06th Feb 2010
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It's an estuary
19:42 Sat 06th Feb 2010
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The mouth of a river
21:15 Sat 06th Feb 2010
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firth [ orig.Scot. Old Norse fyoror , fjord ] An arm of the sea; a river estuary [from the Shorter Oxford Dictionary ]
01:44 Sun 07th Feb 2010

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