Nevis
Nevis — noun
1. a small volcanic island in the eastern Caribbean Sea that, together with Saint K
a small volcanic island in the eastern Caribbean Sea that, together with Saint Kitts, forms the country of Saint Kitts and Nevis; known for its beaches and sugar plantations
Nevis lies about 350 kilometres east of Puerto Rico in the Caribbean Sea.
geographical location description
Charlestown is the main town on Nevis and has an old port for boats.
Visitors to Nevis often hike up Nevis Peak, a volcano covered in rainforest.
collocation: Nevis Peak / hike up
The island of Nevis produces sugar and rum, which are sold to other countries.
Usage Note
Nevis is a geographical proper noun — the specific name of an island, not a common noun with multiple meanings. It is always capitalised. The country name is usually written as 'Saint Kitts and Nevis' or 'St Kitts and Nevis'.