Portland

Meaning

Noun

●

The

around a port

Name

●

The

in Oregon, United States and the

of Multnomah County;

for the

in Maine.

●

The

in Maine, United States and the

of Cumberland County;

for the Isle of Portland.

●

A

with a

on the Isle of Portland, Dorset, England, a

in the English Channel.

●

A

in Australia.

A

in Victoria;

for British

William Cavendish-Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland.

●

A

in Australia.

A

in South Australia;

for the local Portland

industry.

●

A

in Ontario, Canada;

for the 3rd Duke of Portland.

●

A

in County Tipperary, Ireland.

●

A

of Jamaica.

●

A

Whangarei, New Zealand;

for the local Portland

industry.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

in Texas;

for the

in Maine.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

in Tennessee.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

of Louisville, Kentucky.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

in Connecticut;

for the Isle of Portland.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

, the

of Jay County, Indiana;

for the

in Maine.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

in New York.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

in Michigan;

for its port.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

in Dodge County, Wisconsin.

A

in Monroe County, Wisconsin.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

in North Dakota.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

of Pennsylvania;

for the

in Maine.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

in Arkansas;

for its

port.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

census-designated place

in Ouray County, Colorado.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

A

census-designated place

in Iowa.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

An

in Fremont County, Colorado;

for the local Portland

industry.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

An

in Georgia;

for the local Portland

industry.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

An

in Kansas.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

An

in Adair County, Kentucky.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

An

in Missouri;

for its port.

●

Multiple

in the United States.

An

in Ohio.

●

A

between the Isle of Portland and the

of France.

Sourced from

Origin

portland

English

land

English

land

Middle English (1100-1500)

port

English

Porto

Portuguese

port

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

portus

Latin

porta

Latin

porter

French

portare

Latin

porto

Latin

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