"Tivy" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1622, Michael Drayton, “Poly-Olbion”, in The Works of Michael Drayton, published 1748, page 264:",
          "text": "With Cardigan the Muſe proceeds,\nAnd tells what rare things Tivy breeds:\nNext, proud Plynillimon ſhe plys;\nWhere Severn, Wy and Rydoll riſe.",
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          "text": "1688, Edmund Bohun, Caermarthenſhire, entry in A Geographical Dictionary, unnumbered page,\nIt takes its name from the principal City, which ſtands upon the River Tivy, about five Miles from the Sea."
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          "text": "From thence we first gained a view of the vale through which the Tivy runs, intersecting a broad plain with its manifold windings, and crossed in the centre by a narrow bridge of one arch, just below the town of Llanbeder.",
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