Definition: The word 'lancash' is a noun that refers to an ancient Roman military unit, also known as the 'Aquila'. In classical antiquity, the term was used for a form of infantry unit that had its origins in ancient Greece. The Latin word 'lancus' translates into English as 'lance', while 'ash' represents the helmet worn by the unit's leader. Therefore, 'lancash' can be thought of as an ancient Roman military unit with a distinctive headgear and traditional combat attire.

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Definition: The word 'Lancashire' is an English county which is part of the West Midlands region in England, although it borders Merseyside to the south-east. Definition: Lancashire is a county in England, part of the West Midlands region. It is located in the north-western section of the country between Manchester and Liverpool, with the River Mersey flowing through its territory from the west to the east. The county has a population of around 1.6 million people. Historically, Lancashire was known as 'Old Lancashire' or simply 'Lancashire'. However, in recent years, it has been redefined as 'The Lancashire County Boroughs Association'.

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