Cavin

/ˈkævɪn/ noun

Definition

A variant or archaic term that may refer to a hollow, cave-like space, or possibly a dialectal word.

Etymology

Possibly related to 'cave' or 'cavity,' though the etymological path is unclear. May be a Scots or regional English variant of cavity-related terms.

Kelly Says

Cavin is so obscure that even most dictionaries barely acknowledge it—it's the kind of word that shows English's deep regional diversity, with hundreds of lost dialect words!

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