As a noun, Inverness could refer to: (a) A long, loose overcoat with a detachable cape having a round collar. (b) The cape of such an overcoat.
There is a reference to Inverness in literature, where Shakespeare calls Macbeth's castle Inverness in the play 'the Tragedy of Macbeth. As a proper noun, it could refer to a number of places. For instance, In Scotland there is the city of Inverness as well as the County of Inverness (which is also known as Inverness¬-shire). In the United States of America, there is an Inverness in Bullock County, Alabama; in Shelby County Alabama; in California; in Florida; in Illinois; in Mississippi; and in Montana. In Canada, Inverness could refer to Inverness in Nova Scotia; Inverness County in Nova Scotia; Inverness (electoral district); and Inverness (provincial electoral district). There is even an Inverness in Sweden.
There is a reference to Inverness in literature, where Shakespeare calls Macbeth's castle Inverness in the play 'the Tragedy of Macbeth. As a proper noun, it could refer to a number of places. For instance, In Scotland there is the city of Inverness as well as the County of Inverness (which is also known as Inverness¬-shire). In the United States of America, there is an Inverness in Bullock County, Alabama; in Shelby County Alabama; in California; in Florida; in Illinois; in Mississippi; and in Montana. In Canada, Inverness could refer to Inverness in Nova Scotia; Inverness County in Nova Scotia; Inverness (electoral district); and Inverness (provincial electoral district). There is even an Inverness in Sweden.