The last 20 translations requested
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| Glottenham |
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| | glott derived from ge-læte - meeting/ending point
en derived from en - word termination usually means 'of'
ham derived from 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.
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| Limden |
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| | lim derived from læmen - made of clay, earthen
den derived from daen/den-bera - a valley / a forest swine pasture, most were settled after Domesday
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| Hampshire |
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| | hamp derived from þam - well watered or wet area
shire derived from scir - office, charge, business, administration, government - administrative area
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| Lalring |
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| | l derived from el - person
al derived from el - eel
ring derived from nering - a defended village
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| Whittlesea |
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| | whittle derived from watel - wattle(woven twigs)
sea derived from æg - an island
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| Northeye |
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| | north derived from norþ - north
eye derived from æg - an island also eye, ye, sea
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| Glyndney |
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| | glynd derived from glind - fence of boards or railing
ney derived from en æg - en - people of and æg - an island
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| Tywyn Point |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
wyn derived from win - wine
point derived from pynca - a point
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| Tywyn Llyn |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
wyn derived from win - wine
llyn derived from llyn - lake
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| Tywyn |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
wyn derived from win - wine
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| Tyuchaf |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
uchaf derived from uchaf - higher
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| Tytup Hall |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
tup derived from tæppa - ribbon, tape etc
hall derived from heall - hall
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| Tythorn Hill |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
thorn derived from þorn - a thorn
hill derived from hyll - a hill
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| Tytherley Fm |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
the derived from þæt - that
r derived from ere - person
ley derived from æg/leah - an island if near the sea / open space, untilled land
fm derived from ferme - originally a rent or lease, from 17th century the current meaning of farm
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| Tytherley Common |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
the derived from þæt - that
r derived from ere - person
ley derived from æg/leah - an island if near the sea / open space, untilled land
common derived from common - common land
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| Tytherleigh |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
the derived from þæt - that
r derived from ere - person
leigh derived from leah - A lea, meadow, open space, untilled land
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| Tythehouse |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
the derived from þæt - that
house derived from hus - dwelling, shelter, house - from Proto-Germanic *husan
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| Tythecott |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
the derived from þæt - that
cott derived from cotlyf - a small village
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| Tythe Fm |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
the derived from þæt - that
fm derived from ferme - originally a rent or lease, from 17th century the current meaning of farm
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| Tysoe Hill |
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| | ty derived from ty - house
s derived from s - of as in 's(belongs to) or multiple
oe derived from ewe - sheep
hill derived from hyll - a hill
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