Noun:

बड़ी शिरायें, वृहत् शिरायें, केवा,

cavan's Usage Examples:

On another occasion Patrick is reported to have overthrown a famous idol known as Cenn Cruaich or Cromm Cruaich in the plain of Mag Slecht (county Cavan).

The chief mountains are Cuilcagh (2188 ft.), partly in Leitrim and Cavan, Belmore (1312), Glenkeel (1223), North Shean (1135), Tappahan (1110), Carnmore (1034).

by Cavan and Leitrim.

Cavan) and Clonakilty (Co.

These lakes are expansions of the river Erne, which enters the county from Cavan at Wattle Bridge.

Cavan has some linen trade, and a considerable retail business is transacted in the town.

The railways leaving Dublin are the following: the Great Northern, with its terminus in Amiens Street, with suburban lines, and a main line running north to Drogheda, Dundalk and Belfast, with ramifications through the northern countries; the Great Southern ' Western (Kingsbridge terminus) to Kilkenny, Athlone and Cork; the Midland Great Western (Broadstone terminus), to Cavan, Sligo and Galway; the Dublin ' South-Eastern (Harcourt Street and Westland Row for Kingstown); and there is the North Wall station of the London ' North-Western, with the line known as the North Wall extension, connecting with the other main lines.

It was Baird's misfortune that he was junior by a few days both to Moore and to Lord Cavan, under whom he had served at Alexandria, and thus never had an opportunity of a chief command in the field.

Cavan, Ireland, near the centre of the county, in the west parliamentary division, 852 m.

CAVAN, a market-town and the county town of Co.