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Please Note:
our snippet translator is not perfect and tends to use longer snippets first, so for example Windley in Derbyshire could derive from
[Wind][ley] which could translate to wind derived from wind - the wind, a windy place and ley derived from leah - woodland clearing
[Windle][ley] which could translate to windle derived from windel - a basket, ending in ley derived from leah - open space, untilled land
[Windle][y] which could translate to windle derived from windel - a basket, ending in y derived from æg/leah - ? an island near the sea / open space, untilled land
Places ending in ey or y could be islands or open space, untilled land depending where they are
 
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Currently translated Locations
These are the latest automated translations of 60033 settlements throughout the UK using the name translator from our translations page.
We will continue to improve this list as we add further village name snippets to our database.
Please let us know if you think a translation is wrong, and if so why its wrong.
 
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