Meaning of place

Place

Common

noun

•

An

; somewhere within an

.

An

,

a

,

, or

.

A

, sometimes but not always

a

,

, or

of the same

.

An

: a

,

, or

.

Any

of the

: a

.

The

one

,

somewhere to

.

The

where one

:

, formerly (chiefly)

and

.

An

of the

.

An

to

: a

or the

in a

.

•

An

; somewhere within an

.

An

to

and

: an

or

.

•

A

or

in

.

•

A

in a

or

,

the

of a

.

•

A

or

from a

or

.

•

In Rhetoric:

A

.

•

A

.

•

In Chess:

A

; a

of the

.

•

A

or

in an

.

A role or

; a

.

The

of a

in a

.

The

of first,

, or

at the

,

the

.

The

as a

of a

.

•

A

: a

,

, or

.

•

, the

a certain

.

•

;

in the order of

.

•

;

;

the making

for.

verb

•

To

(an

or person) in a

.

•

To

a

in a

.

•

To

,

of

or

.

•

To

where and when (an

or person) has been

.

•

To

(a certain

, often

an

)

a

.

•

To

(a

) with the

.

•

To

for or to make (a

).

•

To

or

an

person for a

.

•

In Sports:

To

(a

).

name

•

A

.

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place

English

place

Middle English (1100-1500)

plæse

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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