Definition: The word "Orkn" is a term from the ancient Greek language, which has now become extinct but remains in some parts of Europe as a name for certain types of tree. In the context of English-speaking countries, the word "Orkn" means "a large oak with many smaller branches," which can refer to either a particular type of oak or its general size. It is often used to describe an oak tree that has multiple larger branches that are usually arranged along its trunk and support the weight of the tree. In addition to the common meaning, "Orkn" may also have other cultural or historical uses, such as in the name of a certain type of tree or an important individual who is related to or knower. However, without more context, it's difficult to provide a detailed definition of what "Orkn" means.

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Definition: The word "Orkney" is a term from Scottish Gaelic, meaning "island." It's a part of the United Kingdom that borders the North Sea, Scotland.

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Island

: A land area surrounded by water and usually inhabited. -

Gaelic

: An old language spoken in northern Europe. So, for example: - The Orkney Islands are an island in the Scottish Highlands. - The islands of the Orkney Islands are a part of Scotland. In both cases, "Orkney" is referring to an entire land mass that lies at the southern end of Scotland's Great Forth and Arbroath Bays.

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