Definition: The word "Somerset" comes from the Old English (Old Irish) word "Scortes," which means "thicket." The name was first used in the Middle Ages, when it referred to the county that included present-day England and Wales. In modern times, the name "Somerset" is often associated with the region of southern England known as the British Isles. It has also become a popular travel destination for people interested in history, literature, and architecture, due to its rich heritage and natural beauty.
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