Definition: The word "forfarsh" originally referred to the name given by a king to his daughter who was about 10 years old. It's often used as an adjective meaning "of great worth or importance" in modern English. Forfarshire is a large area, roughly equivalent to Scotland's north-east and west coast. It lies between the Scottish borders and the border of England in the North Sea (the Forfar sea). The area includes the towns of Forfar, Stirling and Fort William, which are also important places of historical interest.

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Definition: The word 'forfarshire' means "the region in Scotland north of the River Forth" or "the area around forfar, the capital of Scotland". It's used to refer to parts of Scotland that are surrounded by forfarshire, such as Edinburgh or Glasgow. Detailed definition: - A large area of land between a river and mountain range or other elevated terrain, such as the Forth and River Tay. Examples include the Scottish Highlands, which extends northwards from forfarshire. - The region in Scotland to the north-west of the River Forth, encompassing Edinburgh and Glasgow. It is often called "Forfarshire" by locals due to its association with the English border at forfar. Forfarshire is a significant geographical feature and cultural center of Scotland.

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