Cambro-Briton

English

Etymology

From Cambro- +‎ Briton.

Noun

Cambro-Briton (plural Cambro-Britons)

1. A Welsh person.
   • 1820, William Richards, The Welsh nonconformists' memorial, or, Cambro-British biography, Sherwood, Neely and Jones, page 141:

     This eminent and ever-memorable Cambro-Briton, Vavasoh Powell, was a native of Radnorshire, of no mean origin, or ignoble descent, being related to some of the best families in that county, and also in those of Montgomery and Salop.