/ˈlʌdɡeɪt/ (LUD-gate)

Definitions

1. noun

A former gate in the London Wall, now the name of a street and a nearby railway station.

“The tourists took a walk around Ludgate, admiring the historic architecture.”

2. noun

A type of medieval gatehouse, especially in a city wall.

“The old city’s Ludgate was a symbol of the kingdom’s power and strength.”