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Abbas Combe |
abbas ‑ derived from abbas ‑ land owned by an abbess
(Norman)
combe ‑ derived from comb ‑ A low place enclosed with hills, a valley
(Saxon)
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Abbas Hall |
abbas ‑ derived from abbas ‑ land owned by an abbess
(Norman)
hall ‑ derived from heall ‑ hall
(Saxon)
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Abberley |
abber ‑ derived from aber ‑ confluence ‑ where a river joins another body of water
(Celt)
ley ‑ derived from æg/leah ‑ an island near the sea / woodland clearing if inland
(Saxon)
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Abberley Hall |
abber ‑ derived from aber ‑ confluence ‑ where a river joins another body of water
(Celt)
ley ‑ derived from æg/leah ‑ an island near the sea / woodland clearing if inland
(Saxon)
hall ‑ derived from heall ‑ hall
(Saxon)
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Abberley Hill |
abber ‑ derived from aber ‑ confluence ‑ where a river joins another body of water
(Celt)
ley ‑ derived from æg/leah ‑ an island near the sea / woodland clearing if inland
(Saxon)
hill ‑ derived from hyll ‑ a hill
(Saxon)
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Abberton |
abber ‑ derived from aber ‑ confluence ‑ where a river joins another body of water
(Celt)
ton ‑ derived from tun ‑ a settlement on a hill
(Saxon)
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Abberton Manor |
abber ‑ derived from aber ‑ confluence ‑ where a river joins another body of water
(Celt)
ton ‑ derived from tun ‑ a settlement on a hill
(Saxon)
manor ‑ derived from maner ‑ maner, Old French manoir ‑ abode, home, dwelling place.
(Norman)
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Abberton Reservoir |
abber ‑ derived from aber ‑ confluence ‑ where a river joins another body of water
(Celt)
ton ‑ derived from tun ‑ a settlement on a hill
(Saxon)
reservoir ‑ derived from reservoir ‑ a reservoir(AD1700's)
(Modern)
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Abberwick |
abber ‑ derived from aber ‑ confluence ‑ where a river joins another body of water
(Celt)
wick ‑ derived from vicus ‑ small provincial roman town
(Saxon)
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Abberwick Mill |
abber ‑ derived from aber ‑ confluence ‑ where a river joins another body of water
(Celt)
wick ‑ derived from vicus ‑ small provincial roman town
(Saxon)
mill ‑ derived from miln ‑ a mill to grind grain
(Saxon)
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Abberwick Village |
abber ‑ derived from aber ‑ confluence ‑ where a river joins another body of water
(Celt)
wick ‑ derived from vicus ‑ small provincial roman town
(Saxon)
village ‑ derived from vilage ‑ houses and other buildings in a group
(Norman)
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Abbess End |
abbess ‑ derived from abbas ‑ land owned by an abbess
(Norman)
end ‑ derived from ende ‑ end terminus
(Saxon)
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Abbess Roding |
abbess ‑ derived from abbas ‑ land owned by an abbess
(Norman)
rod ‑ derived from hroða ‑ hides ‑ tanning possibly
(Saxon)
ing ‑ derived from ænge ‑ troubled village(appear to be fortlets or pallisaded villages)
(Saxon)
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Abbey |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
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Abbey, The |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
the ‑ derived from þæt ‑ that
(Saxon)
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Abbey Bank |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
bank ‑ derived from banc ‑ a bench, bank, hillock or tumulus tumulus
(Saxon)
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Abbey Barn |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
barn ‑ derived from beorn ‑ burn,fire or light
(Saxon)
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Abbey Barn Fm |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
barn ‑ derived from beorn ‑ burn,fire or light
(Saxon)
fm ‑ derived from ferme ‑ originally a rent or lease, from 17th century the current meaning of farm
(Norman)
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Abbey Brook |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
brook ‑ derived from broc ‑ a brook or stream
(Saxon)
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Abbey Burn |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
burn ‑ derived from burn ‑ a brook or stream
(Saxon)
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Abbey Burn Foot |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
burn ‑ derived from burn ‑ a brook or stream
(Saxon)
foot ‑ derived from fot ‑ base of
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Abbey Chase |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
chase ‑ derived from chacier ‑ land for hunting
(Norman)
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Abbey Close |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
close ‑ derived from clos ‑ confined, but usually used in modern time to describe an enclose block of houses
(Norman)
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Abbey Cott |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
cott ‑ derived from cotlyf ‑ a small village
(Saxon)
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Abbey Cottage |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
cott ‑ derived from cotlyf ‑ a small village
(Saxon)
age ‑ derived from æc ‑ oak
(Saxon)
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Abbey Cowper |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
cowper ‑ derived from cowper ‑ a cow shed
(Celt)
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Abbey Craig |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
craig ‑ derived from creag ‑ a crag
(Celt)
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Abbey Dore |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
dore ‑ derived from dora/dor ‑ a bumble bee/door
(Saxon)
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Abbey Fell |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
fell ‑ derived from fell ‑ a rocky hill
(Celt)
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Abbey Field |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
field ‑ derived from feld ‑ a field however quite a number were derived from welle a well
(Saxon)
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Abbey Field Fm |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
field ‑ derived from feld ‑ a field however quite a number were derived from welle a well
(Saxon)
fm ‑ derived from ferme ‑ originally a rent or lease, from 17th century the current meaning of farm
(Norman)
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Abbey Fm |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
fm ‑ derived from ferme ‑ originally a rent or lease, from 17th century the current meaning of farm
(Norman)
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Abbey Ford Br |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
ford ‑ derived from forda ‑ shallow place where a river can be crossed
(Saxon)
br ‑ derived from bricge ‑ a bridge
(Saxon)
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Abbey Ford Fm |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
ford ‑ derived from forda ‑ shallow place where a river can be crossed
(Saxon)
fm ‑ derived from ferme ‑ originally a rent or lease, from 17th century the current meaning of farm
(Norman)
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Abbey Gate |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
gate ‑ derived from gat ‑ an entrance ‑ from gat eye of a needle or a hole ‑ appears related to roman roads, or parks
(Saxon)
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Abbey Gate Place |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
gate ‑ derived from gat ‑ an entrance ‑ from gat eye of a needle or a hole ‑ appears related to roman roads, or parks
(Saxon)
place ‑ derived from place ‑ courtyard, open space; broad way, avenue originally from latin platea
(Norman)
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Abbey Green |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
green ‑ derived from grene ‑ grassy
(Saxon)
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Abbey Hall Fm |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
hall ‑ derived from heall ‑ hall
(Saxon)
fm ‑ derived from ferme ‑ originally a rent or lease, from 17th century the current meaning of farm
(Norman)
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Abbey Head |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
head ‑ derived from heafod ‑ head or promontary
(Saxon)
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Abbey Heath |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
heath ‑ derived from hæþ ‑ heath or wasteland where heather grows
(Saxon)
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Abbey Hey |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
hey ‑ derived from heg ‑ hay or dried grass
(Saxon)
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Abbey Hill |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
hill ‑ derived from hyll ‑ a hill
(Saxon)
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Abbey Hill (Inner) |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
hill ‑ derived from hyll ‑ a hill
(Saxon)
inner ‑ derived from innera ‑ inner interior not used till 1400's
(Saxon)
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Abbey Hill (Outer) |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
hill ‑ derived from hyll ‑ a hill
(Saxon)
outer ‑ derived from utera ‑ outer outmost not used till 1400's
(Saxon)
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Abbey Hills |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
hills ‑ derived from hyll ‑ hills
(Saxon)
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Abbey Ho |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
ho ‑ derived from hus ‑ short for house ‑ dwelling, shelter, house ‑ from Proto‑Germanic *husan
(Saxon)
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Abbey Ho, The |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
ho ‑ derived from hus ‑ short for house ‑ dwelling, shelter, house ‑ from Proto‑Germanic *husan
(Saxon)
the ‑ derived from þæt ‑ that
(Saxon)
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Abbey House |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
house ‑ derived from hus ‑ dwelling, shelter, house ‑ from Proto‑Germanic *husan
(Saxon)
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Abbey Manor |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
manor ‑ derived from maner ‑ maner, Old French manoir ‑ abode, home, dwelling place.
(Norman)
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Abbey Mead |
abbey ‑ derived from abbey ‑ place where monks live
(Norman)
mead ‑ derived from mæd ‑ a meadow
(Saxon)
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