This page shows segments of place names
that can be related to Saxon locations. |
|
Snippet
| Derivation |
Translation |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | starting in eg | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | starting in ip | yppe | a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | starting in l | el | person |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | starting in ring | ringe | spiders/spider webs |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | starting in sino | seonu | round |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | abraham | abraham | biblical character |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | abram | abraham | biblical character |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | aby | a-bygan/á-bycgan | to bend/bought |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ac | aac | oak trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | acc | aac | oak trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | acre | æcer | a field, land which is sown, sown land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | adur | ædr | vein or artery |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ag | haga | A haw, berry of the hawthorn or an enclosure |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | age | æc | oak |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | al | el | eel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | alcis | alþes | ale - beer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ald | eald | old or ancient or fire |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | aldr | ealdor/alor | elderman head of the tribe/elder tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | alk | alþes | ale |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | all | ellen/alr/aler | elder tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | aller | ellen/alr/aler | elder trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | alling | aler ænge | elder tree - troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | alr | ellen/alr/aler | elder trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | alt | alet | fire - possibly crematory |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | am | hamm | Denotes a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in am | hamm | Denotes a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | amer | amer | a type of spelt(corn) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | amp | þam | well watered or wet area |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | an | ƿan | Wetlands |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ang | ang | narrow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | apple | apuldre | apple trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | appled | apuldre | apple trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ar | ar | oar |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ard | arod | arum lily |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | arl | æl | eel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | arun | hærn | tidal |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | as | æsc | ash trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ash | æsc | ash trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ashes | æsc | ash trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ast | est | east |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | at | æt | at (near) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | athel | aþ el | oath taker(someone who has taken the kings oath) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | attle | at-land | place where oats are grown |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | auck | aac | oak trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | augh | haga | a fenced in place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | avon | afon | the river avon |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ax | æsc | ash tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in ay | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ayl | æl | an eel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ayles | æles | eels |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | aysh | æsc | ash trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bac | bæce/bæc | beech tree/brook |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | back | bæce/bæc | beech tree/brook |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bad | baed | bed or bath |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bael | bæl | fire, flame probably the fire of a funeral pile a crematorium |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bag | baeg | a collar |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bake | becc | a beck or brook |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bal | bæl | funeral pyre |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bald | bæl | fire |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bam | bebben | bebba's |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ban | ban | bone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bank | banc | a bench, bank, hillock or tumulus tumulus |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bar | bær | beer or a place where barley was grown |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | barc | barc | bark of a tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | Bard | barda | Ship with an iron beak |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | barm | barm | a bosom |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | barn | beorn | burn,fire or light |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bas | basu | a type of scarlet robe |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | basing | basing | a short cloak |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bast | bæst | the inner bark of a tree, of which ropes were made |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bath | bæþ | bath - usually associated with natural warm springs |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | baw | bær/bar | beer or a place where barley was grown/a boar |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | be | bi | bees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | beach | bæce/bæc | beech tree / brook or modern meaning seafront |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | beachy | bæce/bæc | beech tree / brook or modern meaning seafront |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | beacon | beacen | a high point where warnings can be made |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bec | bec | a small fast stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | becc | becc | a beck or brook |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | beck | bec | a small fast stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bed | baed | bed or bath |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bedd | baed | bed or carrier of letters(postman) or bath |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bedding | bedding | bedding or straw |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | beech | baece | beech trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | beer | bær | beer or a place where barley was grown |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | beest | bæst | rope making - the inner part of the linden or lime-tree was mostly used for making ropes |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | beet | bete | a root from which sugar is often extracted |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bel | bæl | a pyre |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bell | bæl | fire, flame probably the fire of a funeral pile a crematorium |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | benen | binne | a manger - so most likely sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ber | bær | beer or a place where barley was grown |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | berg | beorg | a high place - a hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | berge | beorg | a high place - hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | berk | berc | birch trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | berke | berc | birch trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | berry | beorg/berie | a high place - a hill / berry |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bi | bærn | barn |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bid | baed | bed or bath |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bidden | biddende | praying - a religous center |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | big | bicgan | to buy possible a market |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | biggles | bigels | an arch or vault usually relates to a bridge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bil | bæl/bil | a place of funerals/a bill hook |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bill | bæl/bil | a place of funerals/a bill hook |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bilt | bitl | a mallet |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bin | binne | a manger - so most likely sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | birch | birka/berc/beorc | birch tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | birl | bærlic | barley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | birt | beorht | bright |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bishop | bisceop | land owned by a bishop |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bitt | byt | bottle or flagon |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | black | blaec | black or black land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | blake | blæc | black or black land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bland | blandan | a place where people meet |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | blank | blanc | grey |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | blatch | blæc | black or black land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | blick | blæc | black or black land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | blue | bleo | blue |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | blyth | bliþ | sweet or pleasant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | blythe | bliþ | sweet or pleasant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bodi | bodan | ships keel - probably shipyard |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bodle | botl | a hall house or mansion(possibly Roman) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bog | bog/bæg | an arm or shoulder/a collar |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bognor | bugan ora | landing place of the inhabitants |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bol | bol | a curving shape |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bonn | beam | trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bor | bor | a gimlet, a borer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bore | boren | to be carried - tidal bore |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | born | burn | a brook or stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | borne | burn | a brook or stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | borough | burgus | a roman signalling tower |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bos | bæst | rope making - the inner part of the linden or lime-tree was mostly used for making ropes |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bosh | bæst | rope making - the inner part of the linden or lime-tree was mostly used for making ropes |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bot | botl | a hall house or mansion(possibly Roman) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bottom | botm | lowest or deepest part of anything |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bough | boh | anything curved or bent such as a tree bough |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bour | bor | a gimlet, a borer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bourn | burn | a brook or stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bourne | burn | a brook or stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bow | boh | a bow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in br | bricge | a bridge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bra | bræst | brass |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brad | brad | broad |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brain | breneþ | burn, burning |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bram | bræmel | a bramble |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brast | þæst | leaven or ferment |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | braugh | breaw | brewed |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bread | bred | board or plank |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brede | bræde | wide |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bren | byrnan | burning |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brench | breneþ | burning - probably a signal point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brent | brent | river brent |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brid | bridd | young birds, presumably a bird colony |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bridg | bricge | a bridge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bridge | bricge | a bridge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bright | birihto | bright, wide view |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brink | brinig | burning -possibly a signalling place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bris | bræs | brass |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | broad | bræd | broad or wide |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brocken | broccen | a long coat made of badger skins |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brom | brom | broom plant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brook | broc | a brook or stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | broom | brom | broom plant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brough | burh/beorg | fortified place, castle - usually associated with old Roman forts - can also be used to mean high place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brow | bru | a brow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brown | brun/baran | colour produced by burning/or to carry |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | brox | brocc | badgers |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | buck | buc | a male deer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | build | bu-lid | ship people dwelling |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bull | bul | male farm animal |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bulver | burgh wær | burh/beorg - fortified place, castle - usually associated with old Roman forts / a high place - hill
wær - the sea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bun | bin | manger of crib |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bung | þung | a poisonous plant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bunt | brant | high, deep, steep, difficult, |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bur | beorg/burgus | a high place - hill/possible roman signalling tower |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | burg | beorg/burgus | a high place - hill/possible roman signalling tower |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | burgh | beorg/burgus | a high place - hill/possible roman signalling tower |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | burn | burn | a brook or stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | burnan | burn | a brook or stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | burrow | burh hleow | the fortress refuge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | burrows | burh hleow | the fortress refuge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | bury | burh/beorg/berie | fortified place, castle - usually associated with old Roman forts / can also be used to mean high place / berry |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | byr | byre | a shed or hovel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | byre | byre | a shed or hovel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cad | cæd | a boat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | caister | cæster | roman fortified town- from latin castrum |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | caistor | cæster | roman fortified town- from latin castrum |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cal | cawel | cabbage |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | calde | ceald | cold - probably meaning abandoned - usually associated with roman locations |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | caldi | ceald | cold - probably meaning abandoned - usually associated with roman locations |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | calne | calan | cold |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cam | camb | comb - probably derived from teasels |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | can | þan | wetlands |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | canter | cantwara | the tribe occupying kent pre saxon |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | carr | carr | a rock |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cart | ceart | a rough common overrun with gorse, broom, bracken |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | caster | cæster | roman fortified town- from latin castrum |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | castle | castellum | starting in castle were probably small Roman forts |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | castor | cæster | roman fortified town- from latin castrum |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cat | cattes | cat mint |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cater | citere | a harp |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cats | cattes | cat mint |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | caw | cawl | colewort - field cabbage |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cawl | cawl | colewort - field cabbage |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ceat | sceat | promentory |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cester | cæster | roman fortified town |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ceter | cæster | roman fortified town |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chaf | ceaf | chaff |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chaff | ceaf | chaff |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chai | cælc/cealf | chalk/calf |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chalv | cealf | calf |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | char | carr | a stone or rock |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chart | ceart | a rough common overrun with gorse, broom, bracken |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chat | cete | A cabin or cellar |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chatter | ceder | cedar trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cheap | ceap | good price - market |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chel | ceosel | Gravel or shingle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chelten | ciltern | the chiltern hills |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chep | ceap | good price - market |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cher | cer | a turn |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ches | cyse | cheese |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chesil | ceosel | Gravel or shingle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chester | cæster | roman fortified town |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chi | chyae | a crow or jay |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chid | cæd | boat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chidd | cæd | boat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chig | cycgel | strong stick, a cudgel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chil | cele/ceorl | cold / a freeman |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chilt | cilct | chalk |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chilver | cilfor | female lamb |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chip | ceap | good price - market |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chipp | ceap | good price - market |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | chipping | ceapen | to trade, market |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | church | cirice | burial ground |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cinder | sinder | dross, metal impurity |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ciren | cicen | chicken |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | clax | claþ | cloth |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | clay | clæg | clay or possibly pottery |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cleve | cleaf | to clove or cut |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cley | clæg | clay or possibly pottery |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cliff | clif | a cliff or steep decent |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cliffe | clif | a cliff or steep decent |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cock | cocc/coccel | a male chicken/cockle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cogges | crog | a small bottle - amphora |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | col | coln | river colne/pebble stones |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cold | ceald | cold - usually meaning abandoned roman location |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cole | cawl | kale or cabbage |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | coll | cnoll | a hill top |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | coln | coln | a pebble or stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | comb | comb | A low place enclosed with hills, a valley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | combe | comb | A low place enclosed with hills, a valley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | comp | comb | a valley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | con | cuna | cows |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cood | cæd | a boat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cook | coc/coccel | a cock / cockles |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cool | cæol/cæle | a small ship or vessel/a keel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | coombe | comb | A low place enclosed with hills, a valley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cor | cor | river cor |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | corn | corn | corn - wheat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cors | cærse | watercress |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cosh | cærse | watercress |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cot | cotlyf | a small village |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cote | cotlyf | a small village |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cott | cotlyf | a small village |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cottages | cotlyf | small village |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | coty | cotlyf | a small village |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | coven | cofan | convent |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cow | ge-cow | something chewed |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cox | coc | a cock |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cran | cræn | the bird - crane |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | craw | crawe | the bird - crow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | credi | credic | a bowl |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cricket | crocca | a pot or pitcher |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cro | croh/craw/crog | crocus/a crow/a small bottle - amphora |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | crock | croc | A crock, pitcher, waterpot or flagon, |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | crook | crycc | a crook or staff |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cross | cruce | a cross(religious) , a crook or water pot, a crossing point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | crow | craw/croh/crog | crow(bird)/crocus(saffron)/small pot |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cuck | cuc | quick or rapid |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | cum | cuman | go with |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | da | doe | female deer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dale | dæl | valley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dalling | daeling | a dividing,a parting - a border or boundary |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dane | daen/den-bera | a valley / woodland swine pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | darenth | daroþ | spear, javelin, weapon |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | darl | dæl | a dale |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dart | daroþ | spear, javelin or weapon |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | datch | þæc | roof covering(possibly reeds - thatch) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dav | doh | dough - bread making |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | daven | doh þen | bread maker |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | deep | deop | a deep place on land or deep water near the sea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | deeping | diþing | killing place, possible an abattoir |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | del | dæl | a deep hollow or valley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dell | dæl | a deep hollow or valley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | den | daen/den-bera | a valley / a forest swine pasture, most were settled after Domesday |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | der | deor | any wild animal but usually deer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dere | deor | deer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | des | dærst | ferment |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dic | dic | a dyke, a mound or bank |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dich | dic | a dyke, a mound or bank |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dick | dic | a dyke, a mound or bank |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dickle | dic el | the people of the dike |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | did | dydan | place of killing - abbatoir |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dik | dic | a dyke, a mound or bank |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dike | dic | trench, ditch; an earthwork with a trench or a moat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dis | dic | a dyke, a mound or bank |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | diss | þes | place of demons |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ditch | dic | a dyke, a mound or bank |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dock | dox | dark coloured |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dol | dol | steep side valley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dole | dolh | steep sided valley |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in don | dun | a place near a steep hill/hillfort |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dor | dora/dor | a bumble bee/door |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dore | dora/dor | a bumble bee/door |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dorm | þorn | a thorn |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dorn | þorn | a thorn |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | down | dun/dune | a hill, mountain |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dray | dragan | to pull (cart) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | drif | dræf | a drove |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | drove | dræf | a drove |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | duck | duce | a duck |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dun | dun | a mountain or hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dune | dun | a hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dunge | dinne | stormy or tempestuous |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dur | deor | deer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | durr | deor | deer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dyke | dic | trench, ditch; an earthwork with a trench or a moat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | dym | demman | dam to stop water |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ea | ea | stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ear | ærn | habitation |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | earl | eorl | an earl, important person |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eas | gos | geese |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ease | ease | wild carrot |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | east | east | east |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ebb | ebba/yppe | ebb low tide a receding of water/a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ebbs | ebba/yppe | ebb low tide a receding of water/a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ebony | ebba en æg | people of the ebb and flow/tidal island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eden | eðan | overflowing |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | edge | ecg | an edge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | edmund | edmund | a saint |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | edmunds | edmund | a saint |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eel | æl | an eel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | el | el | person |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ell | eel | eel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ellen | ellen | elder tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | elm | ellm | elm tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | elms | ellm | elm tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | en | en | word termination usually means 'of' |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | end | ende | end terminus |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | engle | engle | the Angles(people) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eorp | eorp/eorþ | Dark, dusky, brown, swarthy/earthy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eorpe | eorp/eorþ | Dark, dusky, brown, swarthy/earthy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | epp | yppe | a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eps | ebba/yppe | ebb low tide a receding of water/a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | er | ere | a person |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eridge | ern hrycg | eagle ridge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ering | ere ænge | people of a troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ern | ærn | a house or cottage |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | erne | ærn | a house or cottage |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | es | æs/æst | meat/east |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in et | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | etch | weacg | metal |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eter | cæster | roman fortified town |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in eth | hyð | hythe - usually a harbour or port, an important or first one, or starting point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ett | eþ | waves |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ew | euwa | a sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ewas | ewes | ewes sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ewe | euwa | a sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ex | æc | oak tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ey | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in ey | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eye | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | eype | yppe | a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fair | fær | a ship or vessel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fairwarp | feld-wyrt | herb - field wort |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | faken | þacian | to thatch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fall | feoh el | the cattle people |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fant | fant | holy spring or well |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | far | fah | coloured |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fare | fær | journey or fair or fever |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | farm | feorm | food, provision, goods, substance |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | farth | feorða | a quarter or piece |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fel | fel | skin, hides or pelts |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | feld | feld | a field however quite a number were derived from welle a well |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | felt | felt | a saddle cloth |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fen | fenn | a fen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fenny | fennig | marshy muddy or dirty |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fern | fearn | a fern |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ferr | fer/fer | a journey/ship |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | field | feld | a field however quite a number were derived from welle a well |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fields | feld | a field however quite a number were derived from welle a well |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fil | fild | a level field, even, flat land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fin | fioh-en | cattle - male - bulls |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | finc | finc | finch the bird |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | firle | firhþ/firl | peaceful/distant place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | firth | frið | peaceful |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | five | fif | five |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | flam | flan | An arrow, a dart |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | flan | flan | An arrow, a dart |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fleet | fleot | a fast moving body of water,a bay, estuary, river etc - a place where boats float |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fleg | flega | fly |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | flem | flæm | put to flight - possibly a battleground |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fleot | fleot | a fast moving body of water,a bay, estuary, river etc - a place where boats float |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fletch | flæsc | flesh - possibly deer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | flim | flime | fugitives |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | flint | flint | a hard brittle rock |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | flot | fleot | a fast moving body of water,a bay, estuary, river etc - a place where boats float |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | flush | flys | fleece |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fms | ferme | originally a rent or lease, from 17th century the current meaning of farm |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fo | feoh | cattle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fold | fealdan | pen or enclosure for sheep or other domestic animals |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | folds | fealdan | pen or enclosure for sheep or other domestic animals |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | folk | folc/feoh | people or tribe / cattle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | folke | folc/feoh | people or tribe / cattle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | font | funta | a spring |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | foot | fot | base of |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ford | forda | shallow place where a river can be crossed |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | forth | forda | shallow place where a river can be crossed |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fos | fæs | a fringe/boundary usually associated with a ditch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | foss | fæs | a fringe/boundary usually associated with a ditch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | foul | feoh el | the cattle people |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | four | foewer | number four |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | frad | þræd | thread |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fram | fram | firm or stout |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fre | for | pig or hog |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | friez | fæs | fringe or border |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fril | þræl | slave, a thrall |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fris | fyrs | furze bushes (gorse) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | frisk | frisca | bittern |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | frit | friþ | under protection of the church or king |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | frith | friþ | under protection of the church or king |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | fritten | fennig | marshy, muddy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | frods | froxas | frogs |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | frome | fram | firm or stout |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | front | funta | a spring |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ful | ful | foul |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | full | ful | foul |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | furz | fyrs | juniper trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | furze | fyrs | juniper trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gain | þegn | thane - a servant, one who does service for another |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gate | gat | an entrance - from gat eye of a needle or a hole - appears related to roman roads, or parks |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gay | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ged | ced | boats |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gen | gan | a walk |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | george | george | saint george |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gid | gid | a song or entertainment |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gidd | gid | a song or entertainment |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gild | gild | a fraternity - guild |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | giming | gamian | to game, play, sport |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gip | ge-weorp | a heap |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gla | glæs | glass |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | glind | glind | fence of boards or railing |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | glinde | glind | fence of boards or railing |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | glott | ge-læte | meeting/ending point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | glou | glæw | skilful |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | glynd | glind | fence of boards or railing |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | glynde | glind | fence of boards or railing |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gnat | gnæt | a gnat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | goat | geat | goat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | god | god | good |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gold | gold/geld | metal/castrate - possibly means horses here |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | golden | gold/geld | metal/castrate - possibly means horses here |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | goodwin | geard win | enclosed pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | goose | gos | a goose |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gor | gor | pulp or dirt |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gote | geat | goat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | goud | gewæd | a ford |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | graf | graf | a grove of trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | graves | græf | trench/bush or bramble |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gray | graeg | colour between black and white |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | great | great | big, tall, thick, stout, massive; coarse |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | green | grene | grassy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | greta | grytta | coarse meal or grit |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | grey | graeg | colour between black and white |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | grin | grin | a snare or trap |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | groom | brom | broom plant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | grove | groue | a grove |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | guest | gist/gæst | yeast(possibly bread) or guest(visitors) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | guild | ge-gild | a guild, society, or club |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | guist | gist | yeast probably brewing |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | guld | gild | a fraternity - guild |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gulde | gild | a fraternity - guild |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | gus | gist/gæst | yeast(possibly bread) or guest(visitors) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | had | hæsel/hæƿ | hazel trees / heath or wasteland where heather grows |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hail | hæg/haga | an enclosure / a haw, berry of the hawthorn |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hal | heall | hall |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | half | healf | a half or part |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hall | heall | hall |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ham | hamm | Denotes a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hammer | hamor | a hammer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hamp | þam | well watered or wet area |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hams | hamm | Denotes a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | han | þan | damp |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hand | hand | hand |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hank | hæc | a fish catching frame |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hap | heop/heap | rose hip/pile or mound |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | happis | heopes | rose hips |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | har | here | an army, a host, multitude |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | harbor | here-beorg | Harbour, shelter, lodgings or quarters |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | harbour | here-beorg | Harbour, shelter, lodgings or quarters |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hard | heard | solid and firm |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hare | hara | herb haresfoot |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | harlow | har hleow | the old refuge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | harow | har hleow | the old refuge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | harrow | har hleow | the old refuge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hart | heort | a male deer or stag |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | harts | heort | a male deer or stag |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hatch | haecce | a fence of railings or a gate usually to a royal hunting park |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | havant | haefen | a haven, port |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | haven | haefen | a haven, port |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hawk | hafoc/haga | a hawk / a haw, berry of the hawthorn |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hay | heg | hay or dried grass |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | head | heafod | head or promontary |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | heath | hæþ | heath or wasteland where heather grows |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | heche | hecge/hæcce | hedge or lightly wooded/fenced |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hedge | hecge | hedge or lightly wooded |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | heding | hengen | a place of hanging |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | height | heahþu | high place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hel | hell | the grave - burial place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hell | hell | the grave - burial place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hemel | hamel | rugged |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | heming | hemming | a type of leather shoe |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hemm | haem | top |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hemming | hemming | a type of leather shoe |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hemp | hemeþe | an undergarment with short sleeves, a shirt |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | here | haere | foreign troops |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | herne | ern | eagle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | herr | haere | foreign troops |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | herst | hyrst | A clearing in the Forest, most were settled after Domesday |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hert | heort | a male deer or stag |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hever | hæfer | a male goat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hex | hecen/ticcen | a kid - small goat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hey | heg | hay or dried grass |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | heydon | hædern | a store / store room |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hick | hæc | hatch, grating, a gate made of latticework |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | high | hoh | of great height, tall, conspicuously elevated |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hil | hyll | a hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hill | hyll | a hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hills | hyll | hills |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hin | hæn | hen/chicken |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hinck | hlinc | a bank forming a boundary |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hind | | a female deer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hink | hlinc | a bank forming a boundary |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hirst | hyrst | A clearing in the Forest, most were settled after Domesday |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hitch | hæc | hatch, grating, a gate made of latticework |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hith | hyð | hythe - usually a harbour or port, an important or first one, or starting point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hithe | hyð | hythe - usually a harbour or port, an important or first one, or starting point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ho | hus | short for house - dwelling, shelter, house - from Proto-Germanic *husan |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hoath | hæþ | heath or wasteland where heather grows |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hock | hock | mallow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hoe | hoh | a headland or promontory originally heel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hol | hol | A hole, hollow, cavern or den |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hole | hol/hal | a hole, cavern or hollow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | holk | holc | a hollow or a cavity |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | holl | holl/hoh | cavern/a headland or promontory originally heel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | holme | holmr | small island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | holt | holt | a wood or copse |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | holtye | holt æ | a stream in a wood |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | holy | halag | holy, consecrated, sacred, godly |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | home | hamm | Denotes a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | honi | haen | a hen - chicken |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hoo | hoh | a headland or promontory originally heel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hooe | hoh | a headland or promontory originally heel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hook | hoc | mallow plant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hope | hofa | the court of a prince or justice |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hor | hoar/heort | frosty/ a hart - stag |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | horn | horn | a horn-shaped projection |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | horne | þorn | a thorn |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hors | heors | horse |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | horse | heors | horse |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hoth | hæþ | heath or wasteland where heather grows |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hough | hoh | a headland or promontory originally heel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | house | hus | dwelling, shelter, house - from Proto-Germanic *husan |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hov | hofe | violas |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hove | hofe | viola |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hun | hæn | hen/chicken |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hunger | hanga | a slope |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hunt | hunt | hunting |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hunting | hunting | hunting |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hurst | hyrst | A clearing in the Forest, most were settled after Domesday |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | hythe | hyð | hythe - usually a harbour or port, an important or first one, or starting point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | i | iw | yew |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | iam | æg hamm | an island - a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ic | æc | oak |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ickle | Hæcce el | The people who fish using fishframes |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ickles | Hæcce el s | The many people who fish using fishframes |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | idge | hrycg | ridge - originally a back of an animal |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ight | ehta/hwit | eight(no idea what this would mean though)/white |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | iham | æg hamm | an island - a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | il | ildu | old |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | in | en | the people of |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ing | ænge | troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ing's | ænge | ænge troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ings | ænge | troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | inner | innera | inner interior not used till 1400's |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ip | yppe | a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ir | ir | axe shaped ridge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | iren | iren | iron implements |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in is | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | isen | isen | iron working |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | island | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | isle | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | itch | yce | frog |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in ith | hyð | hythe - usually a harbour or port, an important or first one, or starting point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ivy | ifig | ivy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | jev | geofon | the sea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kane | cyne | king or royal |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kates | cattes | cat mint |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kell | cæol /cæle | a small ship or vessel/a keel |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kemp | cempa | soldier, warrior or champion |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ken | cen | torch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kenn | cen | torch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kid | cæd | a boat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kiln | cylen | a kiln |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | king | cyng | the king's |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kings | cyng | the king's |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kipp | cyp | chip, beam, log, trunk of a tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kirt | cyrtel | vest, garment, frock or coat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kitch | cicen | chicken |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | kneb | cnæp | top of a hill/a button |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | knee | cneo | a knee or a bend |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | knell | cnyll | Tolling of Bell, or Clang of metal |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | knoll | cnoll | hill top |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | knut | cnut | King Canute |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lac | lacu | a lake, pool or stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lade | lædan | to make, produce |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lady | hlæfdige | a lady |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lake | lacu | a lake or pond |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lam | lam | mud or clay |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lamb | lamb | a lamb |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lamber | lamb | a lamb |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lan | lang | tall or high |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lanc | wlæc | splendid, rich, arrogant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | land | land | ground, earth or field |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lands | land | ground, earth or field |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lane | lanu | narrow hedged-in road |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lang | læng | long |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lank | læng | long |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lark | lawerce | a lark - bird |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | laugh | hlæw | a low rounded hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | law | hælw | a low rounded hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lay | leah | A lea, meadow, open space, untilled land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | le | leah | A lea, meadow, open space, untilled land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lea | leah | A lea, meadow, open space, untilled land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | leam | læmen | clay - earthenware |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | leap | hleap | to leap |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | leath | læð | land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lech | leac | a leek |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lee | leah | A lea, meadow, open space, untilled land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | leek | leac | leek |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | leem | lim | lime |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lees | lǽs | a pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | leigh | leah | A lea, meadow, open space, untilled land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | leo | leah | a lea, meadow, open space, untilled land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | les | læca | leech |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | letch | læce | leech |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | level | lifer | a level surface |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lew | hlæw | a low rounded hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lewes | hloew eas | shelter, protection, covering, refuge by the river |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ley | el æg/leah | person's island if near the sea / open space, untilled land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lich | lic | dead bodies(funeral place) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lid | hlaed | a pile or mound or agger |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lide | hlaed | a pile or mound or agger |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | light | lihtan | to shine - give light |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lill | læl | a pliant twig, withe |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lim | læmen | made of clay, earthen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lime | læmen | made of clay, earthen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | limen | læmen | river full of silt(clay) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | limps | læmen | clayey or earthen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lin | lin/lind | flax/lime tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lind | glind/lynd | fence of boards or railing/grease |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ling | el ænge | people of a troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | link | hlinc | rising ground |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lip | hlip/hliþ | a place to jump over / a hillside |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lis | lǽs | a pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lit | lit | a small boat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | little | lytel | little, small |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | liver | liþ | limb shaped |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lock | loc | an enclosure or fold |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | long | lange | long |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lop | loppe | flea, spider or silk worm |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lough | loh | an inlet or large lake |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | low | hleow | A shelter, protection, covering, refuge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lower | lower | lower than |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lul | læl | flexible twigs, switches or withe |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lull | læl | flexible twigs, switches or withe |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lut | lad | a watercourse |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lutt | hlutre | bright |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ly | æg/leah | an island near the sea / woodland clearing if inland |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lydd | hlaed/lid | a pile or mound or agger or a ship |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lym | lim | lime, cement or glue |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lyme | læmen | made of clay, earthen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lympne | hlimme æg | a torrent(very fast water) island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lynd | glind/lynd | fence of boards or railing/grease |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lyne | lin | flax |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | lynn | lean | a gift/reward |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | maid | mæd | a meadow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mains | mægen | military force |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mal | melu | flour |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mallet | mælmete | food |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | man | mann | man |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mans | mann | man |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mar | maera/mære | boundaries/sea or lake (large body of water) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mark | maerc | a boundary |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | marl | marl/mærel | a type of limestone/A rope for mooring a ship |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | marsh | mersc | a fen, bog or marsh |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mary | mary | saint mary |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mat | mæþ/ma | mowing / pickaxe |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | may | mæþ/mæge | mowing - hay/kinswoman |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | may's | mese or mece | a Table / Swords(meaning defended) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mays | mese/mece | a Table / Swords(meaning defended) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mead | mæd | a meadow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | meadow | medu | mead, a drink made from honey |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mel | melu | meal, flour |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | melk | melc | milk |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mell | mela | meal or flour |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mer | mære | sea or lake (large body of water) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mere | mære | sea or lake (large body of water) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mering | maere ænge | troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages) near the sea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mes | mes | dung |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | meth | mearþ | a marten(weasel) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mid | middan | central middle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | middle | middel | the middle - between |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mil | mil | millet |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mill | miln | a mill to grind grain |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | min | min | small |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | minster | minster | large church or monastry |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mol | mæl | speech - place for speaking |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mon | mon | man |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mond | mund | a mound |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | moor | mor | wet boggy land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mor | mor | a moor, waste and damp land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | more | mere | the sea - possibly an inlet |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | moss | mos | a mossy place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mound | mund | protected |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mount | munt | a mountain or mound |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mouth | muða | mouth of a river |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mow | mæw | sea gull |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ms | mesan | eating |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mump | munt | a mountain or mound |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mund | mund | protected |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | mylke | mylc | milc |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | nash | næsc | fawn skin |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | naze | næsse | promentory, headland or cape |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ne | niew | new |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | need | nædl | needle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | neot | neat | ox or cow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ner | ner | A refuge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | nere | ner | a refuge |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | nes | næsse | promentory, headland or cape |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ness | næsse | promentory, headland or cape |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | nether | næddre | adder snake |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | new | niwe | new |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | newen | neowan | recent |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | next | neah | nearby |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ney | en æg | en - people of and æg - an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | nin | ge-nimen | land taken |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ninfield | nerewelle | refuge well - originates from Domesday spelling |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | nor | norþ | north |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | nord | norð | north |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | north | norþ | north |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | nour | norþ | north |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | nut | hnutu | nut |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | oak | aac | oak tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ock | aac | oak tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | oe | ewe | sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | of | of | belonging |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | off | ofen | an oven or furnace usually used for processing raw materials |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | oke | aac | oak tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | old | eald | old or ancient |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | om | hjem | home - A village or location originally found in valleys with sea access hence Home for the Saxons - in later years this derivation changed to mean near water. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in on | tƿrn | a high place. Usually a village or a location originally settled on hills. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ond | ond | and |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in op | hofa | the court of a prince or justice |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ore | ore/ora | a mineral in raw state/a shore |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | orle | orildu/horh | very old / clammy air - foggy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | otter | otor | an otter |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ottery | otor | an otter |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ouse | use | the river ouse possibly derived from osle - blackbirds |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | outer | utera | outer outmost not used till 1400's |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | over | ofer | an edge, border, margin |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | overy | ofer-yð | excessive waves or waves of a tempestuous sea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | owsle | osle | blackbird |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ox | oxan | oxen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | oxn | oxan | oxen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | oxney | oxan æg | ox island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | paddock | pearroc | an enclosure |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pas | pise / paþ | pea / path |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | peas | pise | pea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pease | pise | pea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | peck | pic | pitch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | peel | paell | cloak or purple dye |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pem | pæƿ | a path |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pening | pening | coin production |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pens | penne | enclosure, pen, fold |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | peper | piþa | pith (used for lighting) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pepper | paper/hreod-pipere | papyrus(reed like) plants/reed pipes(flutes) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pet | pæþ | path |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | peter | petersilige | herb parsley/st peter |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pether | pæþþan | a path |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pett | pit | a pit |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pevens | fæsten naess | fortress promentory |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pew | euwa | a sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pick | picen | pitchy of pitch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pidd | piþa | a marrow |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pier | pere | pear |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pilt | pæll | purple dye |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pin | penn | a pinnacle; a promontory, cape; battlement - steep ground |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pip | pipe | channel of a small stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pipp | pipe | channel of a small stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pis | pæð/pi | path/pea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pit | pytt | a pit or hole in the ground |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pitch | pic | pitch - resin |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | plax | fleax | flax |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | play | fla | An arrow ⬩ a dart ⬩ javelin |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | point | pynca | a point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | poke | pohha | a pouch or bag |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pole | pol | a pool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pool | pol | a pool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | poole | pol | a pool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | popping | popig | poppy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | post | post | post or pedestal |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pott | pott | pot |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | potter | pott-ere | a potter |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | poul | pull | a pool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | poyn | pynca | a point |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | prince | preon | broach or clasp |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | puck | pucca | mischevious spirit (puck) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pul | pull | a pool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pull | pull | a pool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pur | pur | a bittern |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pury | burh/beorg/berie | fortified place, castle - usually associated with old Roman forts / can also be used to mean high place / berry |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | pye | pyf | windy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | quarn | cwæn | a queen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | r | ere | person |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ra | ra | roebuck - deer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rack | racca | A cord, which forms part of the rigging of a ship |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rad | rad | a harness |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ral | heal | a corner |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ram | rom | a ram - sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rand | rand | a brink, edge, margin, shore |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ratt | ræt | rat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | reac | ræce | a rake |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | read | ræd | red or ruddy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | reep | ræp | A place that the church controls |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | reps | ræp | A place that the church controls |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ret | ræt | a rat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rhee | ea | watercourse |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rich | rice | powerful ruler |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rick | rics | the reed |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rid | þræd | oxen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ridge | hrycg | ridge - originally a back of an animal |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rinc | nering | a defended village |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ring | nering | a defended village |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rings | nering | old defended celtic ring fort |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rip | rip | harvesting - farming |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ripe | rip | harvest - crop growing |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ris | ræs | a whirlpool or rapid tide |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rise | risan | rise, go up |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rith | rið | a small stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | road | rad | road/carriageway a place where you ride |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | roberts | roðer | sailor or rower probably means sea inlet or deep river |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rod | hroða | hides - tanning possibly |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rolven | rowan | rowan tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rom | rom | a ram - sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ron | renge | spiders or spiders web |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rose | rose | rose |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rother | roðer | sailor or rower probably means sea inlet or deep river |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rott | hrot | scum/foam possibly from sea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | roug | ræge | a wild she goat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | row | ræw | edge or border |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ruck | hroc | the bird - rook |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rug | ruh | uncultivated |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | run | run | a whisper , light noise |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rush | rusce | a rush plant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | rust | roest | rust probably from the colour of the water |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | s | s | of as in 's(belongs to) or multiple |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sad | sada | cord, halter or snare |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sale | sealh | willow tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | salis | salig | willow tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sall | sal | a rope, cord, line or rein |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | salt | sealt | derived from sult which is modern salt, so a place where salt is extracted |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sand | sand | sand |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sare | sear | withered, barren |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sarre | sæ-rof | strong in rowing |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sax | seaxe/sæx | axe used by the saxons |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | saxon | seax-en | the people of the seaxe |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | scar | carr | a rock |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | scarp | scearpe | sharp point usually a ridge or mountain |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | scull | scyl | shell or nut |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | se | sæ | the sea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sea | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | seal | sealh | willow tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sed | sæd/sadal | seed/ass donkey |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sel | sel | if near a river - a willow tree
otherwise a hall |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sell | sel | if near a river - a willow tree
otherwise a hall |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | selme | sealma | a couch - possibly an overnight stop |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sen | isen | iron |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | senlac | isen/æsen lacu | iron/ashen pond or lake |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sett | sete | place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sev | scep | a sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | seven | seofon | seven |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sex | seaxe/sæx | axe used by the saxons |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sey | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shaftes | sceaft | spear |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sham | hamm | Denotes a piece of land surrounded with paling, wicker-work, etc., and so defended against water, which would otherwise wash it away, so a valley settlement or settlement with a jetty. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shaw | sceag | boundary/edge of a wood |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shear | sceare | to shear - sheep land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sheep | scæp | sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sheer | sc¡re | Light or Clear |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shef | sheaf | the river sheaf |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shep | scæp | sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sher | sceare | to shear - usually sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shering | sceran | to cut or shear |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shern | sceren | to shear - sheep land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shield | scyld/sceald | a shield |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ship | scæp | sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shipd | scæp | sheep |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shire | scir | office, charge, business, administration, government - administrative area |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shore | ora | a shore, haven or port |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shot | sprot | a course kind of rush |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | shrew | screb | cormorant |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sib | sæ-bat | sea boat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sid | sid | river sid |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | side | side | on the side |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | slade | slæd | low, flat, marshy ground, with a broad bottom |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | slug | sloges | a muddy wet place - slough |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | small | smæl | small/little |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | smeeth | sméðe | smooth - flat land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | snail | snægel | a snail |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | snar | snearu | a snare or noose - a twisted rope |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | snave | snæþ | a piece of land within defined limits, but without enclosures |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sod | sæd | seed |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sol | sulh | plough |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | somer | sumer | summer or harvest |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sompt | sealt | derived from sult which is modern salt, so a place where salt is extracted |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | song | song/sond | a song /sand |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sound | sund | sea, body of water |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | south | suþ | south |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | souther | suþ | southerly |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | spald | speld | a thin wooden torch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | speld | speld | a thin wooden torch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | spit | spitu | a roasting spit / spit(point) of land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | spring | spring | a well or spring |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stad | stæde | a place or pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stade | stæþ | a bank or shore |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | staine | stan | stone - probably a roman road, milestone or builders stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | staines | stan | stone - probably a roman road, milestone or builders stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | staith | stæþ | a bank or shore |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | staithe | stæþ | a bank or shore |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stam | stan | stone - probably a roman road, milestone or builders stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stan | stan | stone - probably a roman road, milestone or builders stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stane | stan | stone - probably a roman road, milestone or builders stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | staple | stapol | a post, pillar or column - possibly roman milepost |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stathe | stæþ | a bank or shore |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stav | steaf | staff or staves |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stead | stæde | a place or pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stebb | steða/stybb | stables/stubble |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sted | stæde | a place or pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stephen | stephen | saint stephen |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | steven | stiþe | nettle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | steyn | stan | stone - probably a roman road, milestone or builders stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stibb | styb | tree stumps |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stick | stic | peg or spoon shape |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stiff | stif | unbending, rigid |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stock | stoc | a place, probably a farm or stockade |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stocks | stoc | a place, probably a farm or stockade |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stoke | stoc | a place, probably a farm or stockade |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ston | stan | stone - probably a roman road, milestone or builders stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stone | stan | stone - probably a roman road, milestone or builders stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stoney | stan | stone - probably a roman road, milestone or builders stone |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stort | steort | a promontory, tongue of land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stour | stour | river stour |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stow | stow | a place possibly holy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stowe | stow | a place possibly holy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | strand | strand | shore or side |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | straw | streaw | straw, dried grass |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stream | stroom | a stream |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stunt | stenc | stench |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | stut | stut | gnats and midges |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sty | stig | a wooden enclosure |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sud | suþ | south |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sul | suluh/sulh | a plough |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sull | suluh/sulh | a plough |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sund | sund/sand | sound - noisy / sand possibly Viking meaning a strait |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sunn | sunn | the sun(sunny) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sut | suþ | south |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | suther | suþ | southern |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | swaff | swæþe | clothing |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | swan | swan | a swan |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | swin | swyn | pig |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | swine | swyn | pig |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | sycamore | sicomorus | a sycamore |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tad | tadige | toad |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | take | þæc | roof covering(possibly reeds - thatch) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tang | tang | a tong |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tar | teoru | tar, bitumen, resin, gum |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tarr | teoru | tar, bitumen, resin, gum |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | taw | tawa | part of a cart |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tay | twy | a twig or shoot |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tean | teon | place of construction |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ted | stæde | a place or pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tel | teala | farmer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | temple | tempel | a temple/church |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tend | tynder | tinder for fire lighting |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tenter | tender | tinder for fire lighting |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tet | tæpped | wall or floor covering - carpet |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tey | twy | a twig or shoot |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thames | temes | river thames |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | than | þegn | thane - a servant, one who does service for another |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thatch | þæc | roof covering(possibly reeds - thatch) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thax | taxe | a toad |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | the | þæt | that |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thet | þeod | a body of warriors, attached by personal service to the king |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | they | þæc | roof covering(possibly reeds - thatch) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thirsk | þirsce | threshing place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thorn | þorn | a thorn |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thorne | þorn | a thorn |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thorney | þorn æg | thorn island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thorp | ƿorp | a crowd - a village |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thorpe | ƿorp | a crowd - a village |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | thurl | ceorl | a freeman |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tice | ticcen/hecen | a kid - small goat |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tide | tyd | time - meaning regular |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | til | tilia | farmer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | till | tilea | farmer |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tip | tæppa | ribbon, tape etc |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | titch | ticen | a small goad - kid |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tod | tude | a shield |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | todd | tude | a shield |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tol | tol | a manufacturing place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | toll | cnoll | a hill top or raised area |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ton | tun | a settlement on a hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in ton | tun | a settlement on a hill |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | toot | yppe | a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tor | torr | a turret or tower |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tott | to | a projection - possibly like a hoo but inland |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tow | tow-lic | weaving |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tree | treow | a tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | triming | trymming | protection |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tring | þring | a crowd, crowded |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | trout | truht | a trout |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | try | treow | a tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tud | tude | a shield |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tude | tude | a shield |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tun | tun | a mountain or hill
a number of tuns are next to old celtic hillforts |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tup | tæppa | ribbon, tape etc |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | twy | twy | a twig |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | tyne | tyne | river tyne |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | uck | aac | oak trees |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | udi | uddyr | udder of a beast |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ult | uloh | wool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | under | under | beneath or below |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | up | yppe | a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | urst | hyrst | A clearing in the Forest, most were settled after Domesday |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | vant | fant | spring or fountain |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ver | fer | a vessel or ship |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | vine | win | a vine - originally latin vinum |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wad | waad | woad - blue dye |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wade | wæd | a ford |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | waker | wæccer | watchful |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wal | wæl / wul | a deep pool, gulf or deep water / wool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wald | weald | forested uplands |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | walk | wealcan | to roll, walk |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wall | weall | steep ,wall, lofty, high place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | walla | weall | steep ,wall, lofty, high place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | walt | walch | a harrow - farm |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wan | win | pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wang | wang | field, plain, land, country, place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wann | wæn | waggon |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | war | wer | a wier |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | warble | wen-byl | a boil/warble, probably from the gadfly larvae in cattle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wardine | weort/worð | wort, herb/land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ware | wær | the sea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | warm | wearm | warm |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | warp | weort/worð | wort, herb/land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wart | waeta | wetland or marsh |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | was | wæsce | a place that floods |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wash | æsc/wæsce | ash tree if inland/a place that floods |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wat | hwaet/watel | wheat/wattle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | water | wæter | water |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | way | weg | a means of access - track or road |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | weald | wald | forested uplands |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wee | wig | idol or shrine |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | weet | wæt | wet or moist |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wel | wille | A well, spring, fountain |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | well | wille | A well, spring, fountain |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wells | wille | A well, spring, fountain |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | weo | wig | idol or shrine |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wes | wæst | west |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | west | wæst | west |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wester | wæst | west |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wet | wæt | wet or moist |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wey | wey | river wey |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | whal | wæl | deep water or of the sea |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wharf | hwearf | A wharf, bank, shore |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | what | hwaet/watel | wheat/wattle |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | whin | win / wein | a pasture / wine |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | whit | wæt | wet, damp, moist |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | white | hwit | white |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | whittle | watel | wattle(woven twigs) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wich | vicus | small provincial roman town |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wick | vicus | small provincial roman town |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wig | wig | idol or shrine |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wigh | wæt | wet, moist, damp |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wil | wig | idol or shrine |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wild | weald | a forest or wood |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | will | wig | idol or shrine |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wilm | wylm | steam or vapour - misty or foggy |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wilt | wealte/wælt | a ring or snare/thigh or sinew |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wim | wylm | steam or vapour - misty |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | win | win / wein | a pasture / wine |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | winch | win | pasture |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | winchel | þweng chesil | thong(long thin) shingle bank |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wind | wind | the wind, a windy place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | windle | windel | a basket |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wine | wine | a friend |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wing | wean/wingeard | possibly a spring/or a vineyard |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wink | wince | winch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wir | wir | myrtle tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wit | wæt | wet, damp, moist |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | with | wiðie | a withy - willow band |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wither | wiððe | wither a bundle of willow twigs |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | withy | wiðie | a withy - willow band |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | witter | wæter | water |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wive | webba | spiders |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wivels | wæfels | cloak, wrap or covering |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wix | vicus | small provincial roman town |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wok | wicca | a witch |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | woking | wocig | snare, noose |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wol | wul | wool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wold | wald | forested uplands |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wood | wudu | wudu, earlier widu tree, trees collectively, forest, grove. |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wool | wul | wool |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | woot | wæt | wet, damp, moist |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | worth | weort/worð | wort, herb/land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | worthy | weort/worð | wort, herb/land |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wot | wæt | wet, damp, moist |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wrot | wrot | snout probably meaning pigs |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wrox | hroc | rook, raven or jackdaw |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wy | wig | idol or shrine |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wymond | wyl mund | The well - of a man of power and strength |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | wyn | win | wine |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ending in y | æg/leah | derived from æg/leah ‑ an island near the sea / woodland clearing if inland (Saxon) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yald | gældan | to pay |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yarmouth | ear-múþa | the river Yare, múþa the mouth |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yates | æte | oats |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | ye | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yeo | yeo | the yeo/ivel river from north dorset |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yeovil | gæfel | implement fork |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yew | iw | yew tree |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yne | ynne | onion |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yng | ænge | troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yp | yppe | a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | yppe | yppe | a raised place, a lookout place |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | zeal | sæl | a hall |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | zeals | sæl | owned by a hall |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | zett | sete | place or seat(location) |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | zoy | æg | an island |
![](images/saxon_25.gif) | zoyland | æg | an island |