Chichester

English <dab!> thumb|right|250px|Chichester Cathedral Etymology Reputedly from en ang - personal name ang Cissa of Sussex Ċissa ċeaster fort, manor, town 1. Otherwise the first element could come from en ang *ċisse a gravelly place. Pronunciation en /ˈt͡ʃɪt͡ʃɪstə/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Chichester.wav Southern England Proper noun en cathedral city/and/cpar in co/West Sussex cc/England OS grid ref SU8504. Parish map (West Sussex) en Chi<q:slang> en local government district in western co/West Sussex with its headquarters in the city. en locality in the carea/Dungog eastern s/New South Wales c/Australia. en small area town/South Shields metbor/South Tyneside co/Tyne and Wear cc/England OS grid ref NZ3665. en township municipality/and/village regional county municipality:suf/Pontiac p/Quebec c/Canada. en town co/Merrimack County s/New Hampshire c/USA. en hamlet town:pref/Shandaken co/Ulster County s/New York c/USA. en region in co/Delaware County s/Pennsylvania c/USA; see "Derived terms" below. en. Derived terms en Lower Chichester en New Chichester en Upper Chichester Translations city in England Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 奇切斯特 Qíqièsītè Greek: el Τσίτσεστερ n Latin: la Rēgnum n Marathi: mr चिचेस्टर Portuguese: pt Chichester f References en compound terms French fr:+ (Québec) Etymology The municipality is named after the fr en - city of en Chichester. Pronunciation [Ch:TCh,ch:tch,er:eur] fr Chi ches ter fr ɛʁ 3 Proper noun m fr township municipality rcm/Pontiac r/Outaouais p/Quebec c/Canada Portuguese Proper noun f pt cathedral city/civil parish/and/local government district co/West Sussex cc/England Chichester