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( mylnpaethfurlang  ' lytelhyll & broc +% lytelhyll $ breche +# claegcroft " Pers.n.piced/piche?!! ! coteler/cutel?broc   coteler/cutel?furlang##  galla?Pers.n.?brycg!!  ear/feire?stoccing   dove-house?feld  Place-nameweg  Pers.n.aecer  lytelhyllfurlang   wic/Place-name?myln!!  broc/brocc?furlang   fen?furlang  broc/brocc?furlang   inland  Place-name/gerd, leah?hay''"  public?? + Hundred-namegrene  claegcroft  Pers.n.?weg  sceortsic?, sur?  claegland  Place-namestigel/stille?&&  Place-namestigel/stille?&&  lytelhyll  coteler/cutel?furlang##  Pers.n.? + bordel/Pers.n.? + inland  inland  golet + Place-namemed  }hoggyard  |langmed  {River-name   zquabbe + xkingheah-weg  DPers.n.?close  @stowfeld  >personesidling?  <aeppelslaed  ;preostslaed  :Pers.n.?halh/hall?   9Place-nameweg  8nan mannfurlang  7raw/ruh?slaed  6smaelbroc  5blackwaeter  4read/hreod?dic  3micelcroftcleeve??, suth(  2goldwellafurlang   1Place-namebroc  0braculeah/ley?weg!  /hegewegfurlang  .coupasture  -waiting??hyll  ,hayfurlang  +pyttfurlang  *hayfurlang  )riscmorfurlang  (riscmormed  'pipewella gcb>qN% c 6 d 0 c <  j 7  _ :  \;sJ+a@rO. |[:~]<^<|U0;Place-namebroc :kerswella 9wendefurlang 8Place-namebroc 7canne?/Cana?ha--? 6kerswella 5boga/bugge?rod/rad?!! 4rumhyll? 3Place-namebroc 2kerswella 1wendefurlang 0Place-namebroc /claegpaeth .slaed +-bugge/boga?rod/rad?!! ,wel?, pytt?weg +malpaeth *smaelmed )middelfurlang (wuduley/leah? 'Place-name  &hemm/hamm?hangra %hospitalland? $mareland #thorntun "Pers.n.?ford !thorntun  thorntun bracu/braec?leah Forest-name  calworth smaelthorn Pers.n.?tun lycce/lic/licc?berg!! wyrmmor wyrmmor Pers.n.?leg/leger/legge?hey/felethe3& Place-name  pirigewudu Place-name  Place-name  kinghyll Place-name  pirigewudu northan?  westfrayry/fyrs?  wet/wether?ley/leah?""  aldhring?  aldhring?  claegleahhundred   Pers.n.?/tailor?mor!! Place-name  hanley/leah??fco  Place-name  mal?ca/caeg? sceorteg?(wudu) sweteley/leah? burna  bic/bita?hoh luhclehey/felethe?" bocenhulc(wudu) Pers.n.(wudu) Place-name(wudu) Pers.n.Place-name(wudu)' sauvage?Place-name(wudu)(  widdevel?/evil?(wudu)% morende hlaefdigestoccingracu?& copp/Pers.n.?close  morende?fke morendeferme Danskr/Pers.n.?stede"" wel/Welisc?endegrund$ Place-namefeld Place-namefeld peningland a langburna/bere-aern?close)" ` stoccupburna/bere-aern?' _ lyteloxapasture ^ coupasturelane ] cesecopis \ tailor?hyllcopis  [ bere-aern, yardcopis"" Z fox-holcopis Y Pers.n.copis X chapelcopis W kingsalegn?copis  V wildewuducopis U wudugrundcopis T wuduspring S Place-name?/har/heard?, leah/ley?feld33- R Place-namefeld Q stanigcroftfeld P Place-name?/har/heard?, leah/ley?feld33- O Pers.n.feld N ?Pers.n.?feld M smith/Pers.n.?hus L pightel +K endecloseblack, wella% ghg;c: f 6  w S &  k L + m A  ^ >  b?}Z9 hG&tT3bA gH!S*`7ehamm?hangra dsmaelmed chemm/hamm?hangra bchircheweg ael/Pers.n.?ruh? `berned?furlang _Place-namesic/sicca?"" ^Pers.n./loon?aecer  ]bere-aernfurlang \Place-name (thorn + dun)lang, hende11$ [ruhweg Zaecer-manndic Yslaed +XEaldbeald?/Pers.n.?lord?&& Wboga/bugge?weg Vruhweg UPlace-nameslaed Tbrocfurlang Saecer-manndic Rmiddelfurlang Qwadleah? 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Qspell?thorn Paecer-mann?dic Opaethfurlang Nclaegpaeth Mblackheah/heh/heg/hege?%% LPers.n.?/aecer-mann?dic%% K hemm/hamm?hangra J middelfurlang I boga/bugge?rod/rad?!! H hemm/hamm?hangra G mal?, paethhyll? Fhaldfeld Ehemm/hamm?hangra Dboga/bugge?weg Cwendeland Brumhyll? Abrocfurlang @boga/bugge?rod/rad?!! ?canne?/Cana?ha--? >kerswella =bugge/boga?rad/rod?!! <rumhyll? gh[8 wT! d D ! q O .  y Y 7  f E " v V 5  |[<kQ7kF#a@]3[9zX6 iB! wel?/Pers.n.paethweg$  malpaeth  blackhecgmed  boga/bugge?rod/rad?furlang*! ??(same as 'phyete'?)!!  Ecg/ecg?wella stubb +copp/Pers.n.thorn westleah? claegpytt bendland? Pers.n./copismor halfaecerbrad halfaecerDene brocfurlang claegpytt gorhall/halh? thorndun ban/bend?landfurlang$ dod?el? crucweg blackhecg hecgfurlanglang cou/Pers.n.?ham/hamm?## withegnpol? filling?ford greatstubb claegpytt ban?/bend?land langhecg aecer-manndic malpaeth wel/Pers.n.?pyttney??% malpaeth Pers.n.?ham/hamm? withegnpol filling?ford greatstubb claegpytt wadfurlang heahholt halfaecer rammhecg mor +mor +mal, paethhyll claegpytt Pers.n./ald, hring/Hremn?mann, dic00% el/ald?ruh smethehylllytel ruhweg ruh?hyll berned?furlang an/ald/hana?low/land?## bradwer? blackpytt cape?--? garcroft aldland smethehyll hwitpol/polle? claegpytt Pers.n./ald, hring/Hremn?han/mann?, dic55% bradryding ald?land hroc, morslaed waldfurlang smethehyll highholt highholt highholt halfaecer runhyll riveling  highhold/holt? wuduleah leme/lim?feld wuduleahsceat westburh ~halfaecer }rammhecg |mal, paethhyll {wuduleah zbarkarie? +ymal, paethhyll xsmethehyll wrunhyll vgraeg?stubb uhanley/leah? themm/hamm?hangra shalfaecer rhemm/hamm?hangra qporcus/Pers.n.?hrama/ramm?(( pspellthorn olanghecg nmiddelfurlang mboga/bugge?rod/rad?!! lrunhyll kcou/Pers.n.?ham/hamm?## jDene?aecer ibrocfurlang hPers.n.?/ald, hring/Hremn?han, dic00& gker/kers?wella fruhweg gjqR0tN.  g 9  t T & b H &  u I & k H (  mC#sN, a2kH(vQ'qN,^8nJ( v<Pers.n.?tun u;wigtun t:fleaxleah s9hara?scrubb r8fernigley/leah? q7pottereryding p6Place-name/north, tunwudu''! o5fearnigley/leah? n4morhende m3Watling?stret l2aeppel-treowrod/rad?"" k1morhende j0ope/open? +i/mare/mor?hende h.mapel +g-scrubb  f,northwudu e+plumewella d*balca? +c)Pers.n.wudu b(trenche +a'scrubb +`&Place-name/bere-tun/burh-tun?wudu//) _%Pers.n.?med/mete? ^$mus/mos?lane ]#blackpytt \!hogg +[ Pers.n.?/coc/cocc?-leas?&& Zrisccroft Yniwecroft Xseneschal +Wgaerscroft VPers.n. +Udamm? +Twuducroft Semel/Pers.n.?hecg Rgaerscroft Qchirche +PPers.n.?Place-name/by?$$ OPers.n.?/coc/cocc?-leas?&& Npece?/Pers.n.?husland% M mus/mos?lane L smethemed K coniassart J grenelane Igibbe?scead? Hcnocc/hnoc? +Gdamm? +Fvill/vile?nagge? Evill/vile?nagge? Ddolemed Cgorhalh Bbinn/Pers.n.?burh APlace-name?  @frith/frithenwid? ?land?, -lesaecer >greatstubb =greatstubb <dolemed ;greatstubb :dolemed 9blackslaed 8crawenestfurlang  7langhecg 6an/han?/Pers.n.?low!! 5greatstubb 4an/han?/Pers.n.?low!! 3Place-namewudu 2bol/Bola?feld 1hemmhangra 0wuduleah /mangthorn  .h.lepgeat -mor +,run?hyllmiddel +hoh +*hoh +)hoh +(langheah? 'Place-name/wic/wice? +&ban/bendlandfurlang# %crucweg $crawenest #gorhalh? "ruhweg?ende !blackhecgmed  boga/bugge?rod/rad?furlang*! raw?wellahele/hell?# Coppa/copp/copped?thorn%% Pers.n./copismor halfaecerbrad brocfurlang Deneaecer gorhalh scratta?/grant?  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I wPlace-name  H vPlace-name  G oPlace-name  F lPlace-name  E kPlace-name  D jPlace-name  C ePlace-name  B dPlace-name  A cPlace-name  @ bPlace-name  ? XPlace-name  > WPlace-name  = VPlace-name  < UPlace-name  ; TPlace-name  : RPlace-name  9 QPlace-name  8 PPlace-name  7 OPlace-name  6 MPlace-name  5 LPlace-name  4 KPlace-name  3 JPlace-name  2 HPlace-name  1 GPlace-name  0 FPlace-name  / CPlace-name  . BPlace-name  - APlace-name  , @Place-name  + <Place-name  * ;Place-name  ) :Place-name  ( 9Place-name  ' 8Place-name  & 7Place-name  % 5Place-name  $ 3Place-name  # 2Place-name  " 1Place-name  ! 0Place-name   /Place-name  ge_5^< r N  c ?  _ =  o L %  q S 1 `=hBfBy?eAkI&Y%dB Pers.n.med  Pers.n. + Pers.n.med  cracagraf  Pers.n.leyfurlang!  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(Difficult to distinguish from āna, "lonely".)i&$""  $ādadOYNCA funeral pyre; a beacon; or a pottery kiln.V($""  #ācweornaacweornaOGNMA squirrel./B40..," "ācetacetONNUAn oak wood./;,(&&$ !ācenacenONJOaken: growing with oak-trees, or made of oak./[*(&&$ ācacOYNFAn oak-tree./7($""  æt-stallaet-stallOA YNCStation, position; feeding stall.[8422-" ætaetOYEAt: the common preposition of location in place-names._'%##! æspenaespenOYJGrowing with aspens, lying near an aspen.X-+))' æspeaespeOA YNCAn aspen-tree, a white poplar.P0,**% æscetaescetONNCA clump of ash-trees.F/+))' æscenaescenOYJGrowing with ash-trees; ashen; made of ash.Z-+))' æsc-mannaesc-mannOHNMA sailor, a pirate./K51//-" æscaescOA YNCAn ash-tree.<.*((# ærneaerneOCJSuitable for riding or running on (probably on horseback)./h+)''% ærnaernOYNNA building, a house. In place-names often a building used for a specific purpose./+'%%# æpsettaepsettONNCAn aspen wood.A1-++)  æpplenaepplenONJGrowing with apple-trees; yielding apples./\/-++)  æppel-trēowaeppel-treowOYNNAn apple-tree, a fruit-tree./`A=;;9+ æppel-tūnaeppel-tunOYNMAn orchard./K=9775) æppelaeppelOA YNMAn apple; fruit, tree-fruit; an apple-tree./`2.,,' ælmesseaelmesseOYNCAlms.:3/--+! ælc-mannaelc-mannOYNCEach man, everyman.J51//-" æfēsnaefesnOHNUPasturage, pannage; a charge for swine pasturage./i51//-% æcernaecernOYNNAn acorn, perhaps other fruit of similar form, mast./f/+))' æcer-mannaecer-mannOHNMA peasant, a ploughman./Q7311/# æceraecerOYNCA plot of cultivated land; a measure of land which a yoke of oxen could plough in a day. (Indistinguishable from akr.)-)''% æ¯welmaewelmOA YNCA river-source.I8422-% æ¯wellaewellOA YNCA river-source.I8422-% æ¯metteaemetteOYNFAn ant./A7311/& æ¯lingaelingMNNCAn eel fishery.F51//-% æ¯lingaelingOYVRBurning.?51//-% æðelingaethelingOYNMA prince, a nobleman./P84220% æðeleaetheleOYJNoble, splendid.D20..,# állallNYNCAn eel.4+'%%# á-móta-motNYNCRivers' meet, a confluence.S6200.' áaNYNCA river.0&" }&+] C H > Q R p'~)Sooh5 MþropthropOYNCA hamlet, an outlying farm.J-)''% LþorpthorpNYNCA secondary settlement, a dependent outlying farmstead or hamlet.p-)''% KþornihtthornihtOYJThorny.:1/--+! JþornigthornigOYJThorny, growing with thorns.M/-++)  IþornettthornettONNCA hawthorn copse.F3/--+! HþornegnthornegnONNCA hawthorn copse.F3/--+! GþornthornNYNCA hawthorn-tree.?-)''% FþornthornOYNCA hawthorn-tree.?-)''% E&oog;ngullongullNYNCA fish-hook; possibly also used in a topographical sense of the bend of a river, the land in such a bend..*((& DōraoraOYNCOre. (Usually in allusion to places where bog-ore was got or to iron-workings.){*&$$" CōraoraOYNCA shore, hill-slope; possibly also the foot of a slope. (Used in place-names only in the parts of southern England where Jutish and West Saxon dialects were operative.)*&$$" Bōr-blāwereor-blawereONNCAn ore-blower, a smelter.Y>:886* AōferoferOYNCA margin; a river-bank, sea-shore.P,(&&$ @ōdeodeMYNCA funeral pyre; a beacon, a bonfire; a (lime)kiln.^*&$$" ?ïnïsinisCBABNNCAn island.A51/-(" >ïdonidonCBABNZMeaning uncertain.B.,*(# =īweniwenONNCA yew-tree copse.?,(&&$ <īwiwOYNCA yew-tree.5($""  ;íkorniikorniNYNCA squirrel.>1-++)! :íiNYEIn.)$"  9ēlingelingMNNCAn eel fishery.?.*((& 8ēlelOA YNCAn eel.4+'%%  7ēgeðegethOA YNCA small island; an eyot.N40..)" 6ēg-landeg-landOA YNCAn island.A51//*! 5ēgegOA YNCAn island. In ancient settlement-names, most frequently refers to dry ground surrounded by marsh. Also used of islands in modern sense. In late OE names: well-watered land.+'%%  4ēcelsecelsOA NNCAn addition, land added to an estate.X1-++& 3ēastoreastorONJEastern.8.,**(  2ēastaneastanOYDEast, east of.>.,**(  1ēasteastOYJEastern, east.:*(&&$ 0ēa-mōtea-motOYNCRivers' meet, a confluence.S6200.& /ēaeaOYNCA river.2($""  .āwelawelOYNMA hook, a fork; perhaps in a topographical sense such as the fork of a river./|,(&&$ -āteateMYNCOats.1*&$$" ,āteateOYNCOats.1*&$$" +āstastOHNFAn oast, a kiln./=*&$$" *ānaanaOYJLonely. (Difficult to distinguish from ān, "one, single".i(&$$" )ān-stigaan-stigaOYNCA short ascending road, usually forking at either end.l40..," (ān-setlan-setlOHNNA hermitage./A2.,,*!+xl T > 7 K ]  {3-}F:p%x6y xalderalderDYNCAn alder-tree.8($""  waldaldOA YJOld, ancient; the old(er) one of two; former, disused.]%#!! valbusalbusLYJWhite..&$""  ualauno-alauno-CB NZMeaning unknown.?-+))$ talü¯nalunCBABNZMeaning unknown.F420.)# salalCBABNZMeaning unknown.7%#! rakrakrNYNCA plot of arable land. (Indistinguishable from OE æcer.)d$  qaiseaiseFYNCEase, a place of ease.>&"  pairighairighCGSYNCA shieling, a summer residence for herdsmen.[-)''" oairgheairgheCGIYNCA shieling, a summer residence for herdsmen.[-)''" nairgeairgeCGMYNCA shieling, a summer residence for herdsmen.Y+'%%  magistementagistementDE FYNCRight of herbage.J731/* lagaricagaricDE YNCFungus of the genus "Polyporus".O-)''" kaforaforOYJBitter, sour.3$"  jaffadilleaffadilleDE YNCThe asphodel, the daffodil.P3/--( iaf-námaf-namNYNCAn intake, a plot of land newly taken into use from undeveloped land.x1-++)! hadelaadelaOYNCFilth, a filthy place, a sewer.I($""  gabovenabovenMYDHigh up; above, over.?(&$$" faboveaboveDE YDHigh up; above, over.@)'%%  eabonāabonaCB NNCA river.;1-++& dabbodieabbodieMFYNCProperty belonging to an abbey.O.*(&$ cabbodabbodOYNMAn abbot./4($""  babbesseabbesseMFYNCAn abbess./;.*(&$ aabbayeabbayeMYNCAn abbey.5*&$$" `abbatabbatMFYNCAn abbot./6*&$"  _abbasabbasLYNCAn abbot.3($""  ^abūfanabufanOYDHigh up; above, over.E.,**(  ]aβonabonCBABNNCA river.:0,*(# \-&oog;¯g-ogCBABNSSuffix used to form place-names and river-names.c1/-+&! [-āco--aco-CB NSSuffix used to form place-names and river-names.a/-++& ZÚfiUfiNYNPPPersonal name.<,'%%# YÞurferðTHurferthNYNPPPersonal name.I94220% XÞorgeirrTHorgeirrNYNPPPersonal name.F61//-" WÞórleifrTHorleifrNYNPPPersonal name.M=8664) VĒadwealdEadwealdOYNPPPersonal name.E50..," UÆlfrūnAElfrunOYNPPPersonal name.H8311/& TÆðelgifuAEthelgifuOYNPPPersonal name.K;6442& SþyrnirthyrnirNYNCA thorn-bush.@1-++)  RþyrningthyrningONNCA place growing with thorns.Q3/--+! QþyrnetthyrnetONNCA thorn copse.A1-++)  PþyrnethyrneOYNCA thorn-bush.>/+))' OþveitthveitNYNCA clearing, a meadow, a paddock.Q/+))' NþurnucthurnucONNCA thorny place, a place where hawthorn-trees grow; a thorn-brake.t1-++) H+p+T Q h A V  ;~+6&mQV archerearchereMYNCAn archer.8,(&&$ arablearableDYNCLand ploughed for cultivation.J*&$$" ararCBFYENear, opposite.4#! apuldorapuldorOYNFAn apple-tree./=,(&&$ apaldr-garðrapaldr-garthrNYNCAn apple orchard.N;7553$ apaldrapaldrNYNCAn apple-tree.:*&$$" angrangrNYNCA bay..&"  angletangletFYNCA little angle, a corner. (Not recorded in English before the 17th century.)x*&$$" angleangleMFYNCA nook, a corner, an outlying spot.O*&$"  angerangerONNCGrassland, pasture land.B($""  angelangelOYNCA fish-hook; possibly used in a topographical sense of the bend of a river, the land in such a bend.($""  anddyrianddyriNYNCA porch, a structure at the door of a house.Z,(&&$ ancreancreMYNCA hermit, an anchoress./B($""  ancreancreONNFAn anchoress./8($""  ancraancraOYNMA hermit, a recluse./?($""  ancientancientDYJOld, belonging to past times.I*(&&$ anchoretanchoretDE YNCAn anchorite, a hermit; occasionally used elliptically for hermitage.x1-++& anchorageanchorageDE YNCA hermitage, an anchorite's cell.V3/--( ampreampreOYNFDock, sorrel./8($""  amoreamoreOGNFA bird; probably the bunting or the yellow hammer./]($""  amboamboLYJBoth. (Usually in allusion to two villages of the same name forming one parish.)/w$"  altusaltusLYJHigh.-&$""  alteralterLYJThe other, another.;&$""  altaltCBBNNCA cliff, a shore.:'#!! alretalretONNCAn alder copse.9($""  alrenalrenONJGrowing with alders.<&$""  alpealpeMYNCA bullfinch.4&"  aloralorOYNCAn alder-tree.6&"  alo-alo-CB NZMeaning unknown.9'%## almralmrNYNCAn elm-tree.4&"  almoynalmoynMYNCAlms.1*&$$" almessealmesseMYNCAlms.3,(&&$ almennalmennNNNCAll men, the whole community.I*&$$" almariealmarieMYNCAn ambry, a storehouse.E,(&&$ alltalltCBFYNCA hill, cliff, steep hillside, rock; mountain woodland.b)%## allotmentallotmentDYNCA parcel of land allocated by Enclosure Commissioners.h0,**( allerallerMYNCAn alder-tree.8($""  ~allanallanDD YNCA bit of land (nearly) surrounded by water.X+'%%  }aliusaliusLYJThe other.2&$""  |alhalhOA YNCA heathen temple.:'#!! {alfralfrNYNCAn elf./&"  zaleyaleyMYNCAn alley.1&"  yaldormannaldormannOA YNMA chief, a nobleman of the highest rank, the chief officer of a shire./|3/--(W'm%J V  J . G { % UX3P0Z> bānbanOYNNA bone./4*&$$" bæstbaestOGNUBast, the bark of the lime-tree used for rope-making; the lime-tree./t-)''% bærsbaersOGNUA perch (the fish)./C-)''% bærningbaerningOYNF(Land cleared by) burning./P3/--+! bærnetbaernetOYNNBurning; a piece of land cleared by burning./`1-++)  bærlicbaerlicOLNNBarley./;1-++)  bærbaerOYJBare, without vegetation./E)'%%# bæcestrebaecestreOYNFA baker (male or female). Occurs mainly in street-names. Also used as a ME surname, which may be the immediate source in some place-names./51//-" bæcerebaecereOYNCA baker.;1-++)  bæc-stānbaec-stanOLNMA baking-stone, a flat stone for baking. Place-names containing the word usually denote places where such stones were obtained./;7553( bæc-hūsbaec-husOLNNA bakehouse, a bakery. Common in field-names and minor names./y95331' bæc-ernbaec-ernOYNCA bake-house.B3/--+! bæcbaecOYNVA back; used topographically of a ridge, varying from a low ridge in marshy ground to a steep escarpment./+'%%# bæ¯rbaerOBNCPasture, especially pasture in woodland for swine./f1-++)# bæ¯cebaeceONNCA beach.=3/--+$ bæðbaethOYNNA bath, a bathing-place./K0,**(! bássbassNYNCA cowshed.9-)''% bálbalNYNCA fire-beacon, a fire.C+'%%# averysaverysMYNCThe average, the eatage of arable land after the harvest.e*&$$" avenueavenueDYNCA tree-lined approach.B*&$$" avenamavenamMYNCPlot of land newly taken into use and enclosed from undeveloped land.q*&$$" auterauterMYNCAn altar.3($""  austraustrNYJEast.-&$""  auntauntMYNCAn aunt.0&"  auncientauncientDE YJOld, belonging to past times.N/-++& auncienauncienMFYJOld, belonging to past times; perhaps in field names referring to some legal tenure like ancient demesne.,*(&$ aumoneraumonerMFYNCAn almoner; often used of a religious house./].*(&$ atteratterMYEAt the: used with feminine nouns.I&$""  attenattenMYEAt the: used with masculine and neuter nouns.U&$""  assisassisFYNCA seat./2($""  assartassartMFYNCA clearing in woodland./F,(&$" assaassaOYNMAn ass, a donkey./:&"  aspenaspenDYNCAn aspen-tree.8($""  askraskrNYNCAn ash-tree.4&"  askeraskerDD YNCA newt.4+'%%  ardu-ardu-CB NJLofty, high.7)'%%  ardu-ardu-CB NNCA hill.4+'%%  arddarddCBFBYJLofty, high.7)'%# arddarddCBFBYNCA hill.4+'%#]& v* * J X  d l eU DY~' bakkibakkiNYNCThe bank of a river, a ridge, an eminence, a hill.\($""  bakkebakkeMYNCA back; used topographically of a ridge. In later minor names, used of something lying behind./($""  bakesterbakesterMYNCA baker (male or female). Occurs mainly in street-names. Also used as a ME surname, which may be the immediate source in some place-names./.*((& bakerbakerMYNCA baker.2($""  bailliebaillieMFYNCA bailiff, a steward; the chief officer of a hundred; the jurisdiction or district of a bailiff./.*(&$ bailiwickbailiwickDE YNCThe jurisdiction of a bailiff.S3/--( bailbailFYNCA palisade, the wall of a castle courtyard or "bailey"./`&"  baggerebaggereMNNCA badger, a hawker./B,(&&$ baggebaggeMYNCA beggar.3($""  baggebaggeMYNCA bag; a badger.:($""  baggardbaggardMYNCOne who carries a pack, a migrant craftsman, a beggar.d,(&&$ baggabaggaONNUA bag; a badger./;($""  badgerbadgerMYNCA badger./6*&$$" baddebaddeMYJBad, of little worth.=&$""  badbadDYJBad, of little worth.9"  backsydebacksydeDE YNCThe hinder part of an estate; the back premises; a field at the back of a house; a back lane.1-++& back ofback ofDYEBehind; that which lies at the back of, or behind, something.i*(&&$ backbackDYJLying behind, hindmost.=$"  b&oog;llrbollrNYNCA ball, used of a rounded hill.M,(&&$ bōsigbosigOYNCA cow-stall, a manger.F.*((& bōsbosONNCA cow-stall.8*&$$" bōcbocOYNCA book, a charter.>*&$$" bōcbocOYNCA beech-tree.9*&$$" bībiOYEBy, near; (place) near or in.E&$""  bēosucbeosucONNUBent grass./>0,**(  bēosbeosONNUBent grass, rough grass./G,(&&$ bēobeoOYNFA bee./3*&$$" bēmerebemereOA YNMA trumpeter; perhaps also used (locally?) of a type of bird./r3/--(  bēl-stedebel-stedeOA HNMThe place of a funeral pyre./X9533.# bēlbelOA YNMA fire, conflagration, funeral pyre; perhaps also a signal fire, a beacon./z-)''" bēcetbecetONNCA beech copse.>.*((& bēcenbecenOYJGrowing with beech-trees; appertaining to the beech-tree; used substantively, a place growing with beech-trees.,*((& bēcebeceOYNCA beech-tree.;,(&&$ bēawbeawOGNUA gadfly./8,(&&$ bēanenbeanenOHJOf, or growing with, beans./L.,**(  bēanbeanOYNFA bean./6,(&&$ bēambeamOYNMA tree; the cross on which Christ was crucified; a beam of timber./q,(&&$ bārbarOYNMA boar (wild or domestic)./G*&$$"H& @ @ V K p s{K'jxH beggeriebeggerieMYNCBeggary; probably used as a nickname of a poor piece of land rather than of the haunt of beggars./.*((& beggerebeggereMYNCA beggar; perhaps sometimes in allusion to mendicant friars./k,(&&$ begerbegerOGNUA berry./3($""  begeondanbegeondanOYE(Place) beyond, on the other side of./V.,**( begenbegenONJOf or producing berries./A&$""  begbegOCNUA berry.//$  beforanbeforanOYEBefore, in front of, near.F*(&&$ bedwindebedwindeONNFConvolvulus, bindweed./G.*((& bed-ripbed-ripOHNNLabour exacted at harvest time./N,(&&$ bed-mannbed-mannOYNMOne who prays, a cleric./I.*((& bed-hūsbed-husOYNNA prayer-house, an oratory./P2.,,*! bed-ærnbed-aernONNNA prayer-house, a chapel./O3/--+! bedbedOYNCA prayer./$  bearubearuOYNMA grove. (Usually refers to a wood of limited extent rather than to forest areas.)/}($""  bearnbearnOYNNOffspring, descendant, child./H($""  beardbeardOYNMA beard; possibly also an edge, rim, margin, or a verge, edge (of a hill)./u($""  beadubeaduOPNFA battle; possibly used of the site of a battle./[($""  beðbethCBBNNCA grave.6,(&&! baunbaunNYNFA bean./0&"  batailbatailMFYNCA battle; a juridical battle; in place-names probably a battle-field./t,(&$" barro-barro-CB NNCA top, summit, hill.C-)''" barrebarreMFYNCA bar; a barrier or gate; a turnpike gate; a river-bar, a harbour-bar, a shoal./|*&$"  barrasbarrasMFYNCA barrier, especially one in front of a fortress, the jousting lists./t,(&$" barr&oog;¯gbarrogCBABNJHilly.?7531,$ barrāco-barraco-CB NJHilly.=5311," barrbarrCBABNNCA top, summit, hill.A+'%# barounbarounMFYNCA baron, a noble, a manorial lord./Q,(&$" barlichbarlichMYNCBarley./6,(&&$ barkerebarkereMYNCA tanner./8,(&&$ barkariebarkarieMLNNCA sheep-fold./@0,*(& barbicanbarbicanMFYNCA barbican, an outer fortification or defence to a city or castle, a tower erected over a gate or bridge./0,*(& barðabarthaONGNMA warship./</+)'% bannbannOYNNA proclamation, summons, command./J&"  bankebankeMYNCA bank, the slope of a hill or ridge; a sandbank, shoal, reef.h($""  bankebankeND YNCA bank, the slope of a hill or ridge; a sandbank, shoal, reef.k+'%%  banabanaOYNMA slayer; the agent which causes death./P&"  ballballOA NNUA ball; used of a rounded hill, or of a mound or earth set up as a boundary mark./})%## balgbalgOA NJRounded, smooth. (Usually refers to a rounded hill.)/^'%##>)[~/ T @  w ) L 9bH-qym V ?blainblainCBANNCA point, an end, a top.D+'%%  >blackblackDYJBlack, dark-coloured, dark; fertile.L&$""  =blæc-þornblaec-thornONNCThe black-thorn, the sloe.Z>:886) <blæcblaecOYJBlack, dark-coloured, dark.H+)''% ;bjallibjalliNYNCA round hill.9*&$$" :biskupbiskupNYNCA bishop.5*&$$" 9biscopbiscopOYNMA bishop./6*&$$" 8birkibirkiNYNCA place overgrown with birch-trees; a birch copse; a birch.e($""  7bircetbircetONNCA birch copse.:*&$$" 6bircenbircenOYJGrowing with birch-trees, birchen; used substantively to mean a place overgrown with birches, a birch copse.(&$$" 5bircebirceOA YNCA birch-tree.:+'%%  4billingbillingONNCA hill, a prominence, a promontory, a ridge.Z,(&&$ 3billbillOYNCA bill, a sword; topographically a sharp ridge, a headland, the edge of a hill, a promontory.&"  2bilebileOYNCA bill, beak; used topographically of a headland, a narrow promontory.n&"  1bettwsbettwsCBFYNCA prayer house, a chapel.H-)''" 0bergbergNYNCA hill, a mountain.;&"  /bergbergOA YNMA hill, a mound; an artificial hill; a tumulus./[)%## .berenberenOYJOf or growing with barley./C&$""  -bere-wīcbere-wicOYNUA barley farm; a grange, an outlying or demesne farm./l40..," ,bere-tūnbere-tunOHNMA barley enclosure, a barley farm; later a demesne farm, an outlying grange./40..," +bere-ærnbere-aernOYNNA barn, a storehouse for barley and other grain./h51//-" *berebereOYNCBarley./0&"  )bercbercOA YNFA birch-tree./9)%## (beonetbeonetONNCBent grass./8*&$$" 'beolonebeoloneOAMYNFHenbane./:/+))$ &beoforbeoforOYNMA beaver./6*&$$" %bentybentyDD YJGrowing with bent-grass.C)'%%  $bentbentDD YNCBent-grass; a place where bent-grass grows; heather._)%## #bentbentMYNCBent grass; a grassy place./D&"  "beneoðanbeneothanOYEBeneath, under, below.I1/--+  !bencbencOYNCA bench; a shelf, bank.?&"  bellebelleMYNCA bell; a bell-shaped hill.E($""  bellebelleOYNFA bell; probably also a bell-shaped hill./T($""  bell-hūsbell-husOHNNA belfry./@40..," belgbelgOA YNMA bag, a sack. (Used in a trasferred sense such as `sack-like valley'.)/s)%## bekkrbekkrNYNCA stream, a beck.;($""  beitingbeitingNYNCA pasture.8,(&&$ beitbeitNYNCA pasture.2&"  beiskrbeiskrNYJBitter, sour.7(&$$" beinnbeinnNYJStraight, direct, short.@&$""  bein-viðrbein-vithrNYNCHolly.=51//-!*I^  ; ( } 1 n 2O'D[ dPu2 iburnaburnaOYNCA stream.3($""  hbulebuleMYNCA bull./&"  gbulabulaONNCA bull./&"  fbuccabuccaOYNCA he-goat.4($""  ebuccbuccOYNCA buck, a male deer.<&"  dbryggjabryggjaNYNCA jetty, a quay.>,(&&$ cbrycgbrycgOYNCA bridge; a causeway.?($""  bbrycebryceOYNCA breaking; land newly broken up for cultivation.[($""  abrunnbrunnCBBNNCA breast; a round hill.D+'%%  `brigābrigaCB NNCA hill.:1-++& _brigbrigCBABNNCA top, hill top.=+'%# ^brekkabrekkaNW YNCA slope.7-)''" ]bregbregCBABNNCA hill.4+'%# \brūnbrunOYJBrown, dark-coloured./B*(&&$ [brūbruOYNCAn eyebrow; the brow of a hill, a delivity, the projecting edge of a cliff.w*&$$" ZbrúnnbrunnNYJBrown, dark-coloured.D-+))'  YbrúnbrunNYNCAn edge, the brow of a hill, a moor.S-)''% XbrōmigbromigOYJBroomy, overgrown with broom.M.,**(  WbrōmbromOYNCBroom; a thorny bush or shrub.L,(&&$ VbrōcbrocOYNMA brook, a stream. (Used of a stream with a muddy bed and a visible sediment load.)/,(&&$ UbrïnnbrinnCBANNCA hill.90,**% Tbrīco-brico-CB NNCA top, hill top.E3/--(  SbrēchebrecheMYNCA breach; land broken up for cultivation.[0,**(  RbrēcbrecOA YNCA breach; land newly broken up for cultivation.`/+))$ QbrægenbraegenOYNCA brain, the crown of the head; topographically a hill.j1-++)  PboxboxOYNCA box-tree.1$  ObounderbounderCBEYNCA lane.8/+))$ NbottombottomDYJBottom, lowermost.<(&$$" MbotnbotnNYNCA bottom, a broad river-valley.G&"  Lbotm-lesbotm-lesMYJBottomless; very deep.D,*((& Kbotm-lēasbotm-leasOYJBottomless; very deep.L4200.# JbotmbotmOYNCA bottom, a broad river-valley.G&"  IbosbosMYNCA cow-stall.2$  Hboosing-fieldboosing-fieldDD YNCA field near a cow-house, into which cattle would be turned out for feeding.;7550! GboosingboosingDD YNCA cow-shed, a cattle-stall, a feeding-rack.\/+))$ Fboosey-pastureboosey-pastureDD YNCA feeding-meadow near a cattle-shed.c=9772" EbooseybooseyDD YNCA cow-stall, a manger.E-)''" DboosebooseDD YNCA cow-stall.9+'%%  CboliboliNYNCA steer, a bull.8&"  BbodbodCBBNNCA dwelling, an abode.>'#!! Ablak-thornblak-thornMYNCThe black-thorn, the sloe.N2.,,* @blakblakMYJBlack, dark-coloured, dark.A$" s('R I l  X B v  ei@.(i!) cev˜ncevnCBABNNCA back, a ridge.D2.,*% cetelcetelOA YNCA kettle; used topographically of a deep valley surrounded by hills; perhaps also a bubbling spring.+'%%  cemno-cemno-CB NNCA back, a ridge.?-)''" cellicelliCBANNCA wood.4+'%%  celdeceldeOA YNCA spring.6+'%%  ceacceceacceONNCProbably a lump, applied to a hill.O*&$$" catercaterDD YDDiagonally, at an angle, aslant, rhomboidal.W)'%%  catercaterCB NNCA hill-fort.9+'%%  castello-castello-CB NNCA castle, a camp.F3/--( castellcastellCBALNNCA castle, a camp.D1-+)$ castelcastelMFYNCA large defensive building, a stronghold, a castle; a large mansion, built in the style of a medieval caste.,(&$" castelcastelOLYNCA defensive building; a village.N,(&$" carregcarregCBANNCA stone, a rock.?-)''" carno-carno-CB NNCA heap of stones, a cairn.I-)''" carncarnCBABNNCA heap of stones, a cairn.G+'%# cannecanneOYNCA can, a cup; used topographically of a hollow, a deep valley.h($""  canccancONNCA steep, rounded hill.>&"  cammcammCBABNJCrooked.3)'%# cambo-cambo-CB NJCCrooked.7-)''" ~cambcambOYNCA comb, a crest; the crest of a hill, a ridge.V&"  }calunācalunaCB NZMeaning uncertain.E1/--(  |caloncalonCBABNZMeaning uncertain.?+)'%  {caleto-caleto-CB NJHard, probably in the sense rocky.Q-+))$ zcaledcaledCBABNJHard, probably in the sense rocky.O+)'%  ycaircairCBAYNCA fortified town, a fortification, a fort.U)%## xcaecaeCBFYNCA hedge, a (hedged) field, an enclosure.Q'#!! wcaecaeCBGNNCA hedge, a field.:'#!! vcūlo-culo-CB NNCA retreat, a corner, a nook.O1-++& ucū¨lculCBABNJNarrow.;20.,'" tcönō&og;gconogCBABNZMeaning unknown.L:864/( scönē&dotbel;dconedCBABNZMeaning doubtful.Q><:83, rcōccocOYNCA cook.3*&$$" qcōccocONNCA hill.3*&$$" pcīcencicenOYNNA chicken./;.*((& ocē¸dcedCBANNCA forest, wood.E40..)$ nbyxenbyxenOYJMade of box; growing with box.F&$""  mbyxebyxeONNCA box-tree; a box-thicket.B&"  lbytmebytmeOYNCA bottom; a broad river-valley.I($""  kbydenbydenOYNCA vessel, a tub, a butt; used topographically of a hollow.d($""  jbuttebutteMYNCA strip of land abutting on a boundary; a short strip or ridg at right angles to other ridges, a short strip ploughed in the angle where two furlongs meet.($"" @+#{ R  @ g  O S eP~,-3#V  crū¨gcrugCBABNNCA hill, a mound, a tumulus.S620.)# crïucriuCBANNCA weir.7.*((# cotterecottereONNCA cottager.9,(&&$ cotecoteDD YNCA shed; a (temporary) housing for implements, animals or poultry.l)%## cot-stōwcot-stowOYNCA collection of cottages.O40..," cot-setlacot-setlaOYNCA cottager.=0,**( cot-sæ¯tacot-saetaOYNCA cottager.H;7553( cot-manncot-mannONNCA cottager.;.*((& cotcotOYNCA cottage, a hut, a shelter, a den.I$  corscorsCBANNCA marsh, a bog.:)%## corfcorfONNCA cutting, a pass, a valley.D&"  coppodcoppodONVAPollarded, dubbed.>*&$$" coppedecoppedeOYJHaving a peak or top.A*(&&$ coppedcoppedMYVAPollarded, dubbed.>*&$$" coppedcoppedMYJHaving a peak or top.?(&$$" coppcoppOYNCA summit.1&"  copcopDD YNCA mound, a ridge of earth, an embankment, a sea-coast or river-bank levee.s'#!! colauno-colauno-CB NZMeaning doubtful.B/-++& colū¨ncolunCBABNZMeaning doubtful.I6420+$ coilo-coilo-CB NJNarrow.4+)''" cocccoccOYNMA cock, a rooster; probably also a wild bird such as the woodcock./k&"  cocccoccONNCA heap; a hillock.:&"  coccocMYNCA cook.-$  cnyllcnyllONNCA knoll, a hillock.=($""  cnollcnollOYNCA knoll, a small rounded hill.H($""  cnocccnoccONNCA hillock.4($""  cnocccnoccCGOYNCA hill, a hillock.?+'%%  cnöccïncnoccinCBANNCA bump, a hillock.M9533.% cnæppcnaeppOA YNCA hill-top; a short sharp ascent, a hillock.`2.,,' cloughcloughDD YNCA ravine, a deep valley.G-)''" cloughcloughMYNCA ravine.5*&$$" clottclottOYNCA mass, a lump, a clod; a hill.I($""  clofenclofenOYVACloven, split: used of a hill being cut through by a valley.h*&$$" clofclofONNCSomething cut; a crevice, a valley.K&"  clifclifOYNCAn escarpment, a hill-slope; a river-bank.R&"  claccclaccONNCA hill, a peak.9($""  clūdigcludigOYJLumpy, cloddy.>.,**(  clūdercluderONNCA mass of rocks or debris.L0,**(  clūdcludOYNCA rock, a mass of rock; probably also a (rocky) hill.c,(&&$ clōhclohONNCA ravine.7,(&&$ clēofungcleofungOYNCA cleft, a fissure.I40..," cildcildOYNCA child, a young person, a boy, a son.N&"  cilcilCBABNNCA retreat, a corner, a nook; the back of the neck (Cornish).g)%#!+-Vb h Y b  C c X Zcz@= doundounMYNCA hill, an expanse of open hill-country.P&"  dindinCBABNNCA fort.2)%#! derwïntderwintCBABNNPA river-name.E620.)  deruenti&circbel;ūderuentiuCB NNPA river-name.QB><<7, denudenuOYNCA valley.1&"  denndennOK YNCWoodland pasture, especially for swine.R)%## delldellOYNCA pit; a dell. Used of natural and artificial hollows.^&"  deigrdeigrCBABNNCA tear, a drop. (Used in old river names.)Y-)'%  day-mathday-mathDYNCA day's mowing.?.*((& dalrdalrNYNCA valley.1&"  daledaleDD YNCA share of land, an allotment.I)%## daledaleMYNCA valley.1&"  dacrūdacruCB NNCA tear, a drop.B1-++& dūno-duno-CB NNCA fort.:1-++& dūneduneOYDDown, below.8*(&&$ dūndunOYNCA hill.3*&$$" dældaelOA YNCA pit, a hollow; later a valley.P.*((# cytecyteOYNCA cottage; a hermit's or monk's cell.M&"  cwebbacwebbaONNCA marsh, a bog.;*&$$" cwafencwafenONNCA quaking bog.:*&$$" cwabbacwabbaONNCA marsh.4*&$$" cunē&dotbel;ti&circbel;&cunetiuCB NZMeaning unknown.VDB@@;2 cunāco-cunaco-CB NZMeaning unknown.E31//*! cummcummCBABNNCA valley.6+'%# cumbo-cumbo-CB NNCA valley.8-)''" cumbcumbOYNCA coomb, a valley. Possibly derived from Welsh "cumm"; but possibly derived from OE "cumb" a vessel, cup, a small measure.&"  crummcrummCBABNJCrooked.5+)'%  crumbo-crumbo-CB NJCrooked.7-+))$ crumbecrumbeONNCA bend (esp. in a river or stream).O*&$$" crumbāco-crumbaco-CB NNCA crooked place or stream.U9533.# crumbcrumbOYJCrooked, twisted, bent.?&$""  crouscrousCBBLNNCA cross.7-)'%  crouco-crouco-CB NNCA hill, a mound, a tumulus.L/+))$ crouchecroucheMLYNCA cross.8.*(&$ croucrouCBANNCA pen, a hut, a hovel.A)%## crosscrossDYNCA cross, the Cross.=($""  croscrosMLYNCA cross, the Cross. (Also late Old English)U($"  croscrosCGOLYNCA cross, the Cross.@+'%# croiscroisCBANNCA cross.5+'%%  crewcrewDD YNCA pen, hut, cote, shed, cabin.I)%## creigcreigCBABNNCA rock, a cliff.?-)'%  creicreiCBANJFresh./'%## craci&circbel;o-cracio-CB NNCA rock, a cliff.J8422-$ crūccrucOLYNCA cross.8.*(&$ crūccrucOBYNCA hill, a barrow, a mound.J.*(&$6+n%; . b  t  y . M  >MS{2tq+ fjallfjallNYNCA mountain.5($""  ferryeferryeMYNCA ferry.4*&$$" ferjaferjaNYNCA ferry.2($""  fentenfentenCBGLYNCA fountain, a spring.F/+)'" fennigfennigOYJDirty, muddy, marshy.?(&$$" fennfennOYNCA fen, a marsh, marshland.B&"  feldingfeldingOYNCOne who lives in a field.G,(&&$ feld-warefeld-wareONNCDwellers in the open country.O0,**( feldfeldMYNCLand for pasture or cultivation.H&"  feldfeldOYNCOpen country, unencumbered ground (eg. land without trees as opposed to forest, level ground as opposed to hills, land without buildings); arable land (from late tenth century).&"  fūlfulOYJFoul, dirty.6(&$$" færfaerOYNCA (difficult) passage.C+'%%# eyeyNYNCAn island (used of coastal islands in the west of Britain and round Scotland).r" eskieskiNYNCA place growing with ash-trees; ashen.N&"  escescCBABNZMeaning uncertain.;'%#! erscerscOYNCA ploughed field, especially newly broken-in land.Z&"  ergergNYNCA shieling, a hill-pasture; a summer-pasture camp, a dairy or grazing out-station.x$  epliepliNYNCAn apple.1&"  enistīenistiCB NNCAn island.?3/--(  elrielriNYNCAn alder-tree, an alder wood.E&"  elrenelrenOYJOvergrown with or near alder-trees.K&$""  elmenelmenONJNear or growing with elm-trees; made of elm.T&$""  elmeelmeONNCAn elm wood.4&"  elmelmOYNCAn elm-tree.2$  ellernellernOYNCAn elder-tree.:*&$$" elfelfOA YNCAn elf, a fairy.9'#!! einneinnNYJLonely, solitary.7$"  einneinnNYUOne.*$"  ein-stigiein-stigiNYNCA path wide enough for one person.T0,**( eilcmaneilcmanMYNCEach man, everyman.A,(&&$ eikieikiNYROaken, oak, oakwood.:$"  eikeikNYNCAn oak-tree.2$  eglē&dotbel;seglesCBABYNCA church.F;753.' eclē&dotbel;si&circbel;&eclesiaCB LYNCA church.SHDB@;2 ecgecgOYNCAn edge; the edge of a hill, an escarpment.Q$  earsearsOYNCA buttock; a rounded hill.B&"  dy¯nedyneONNCA slope.6,(&&$ duro-duro-CB NNCA gate, a town with gateways, a walled town.Y+'%%  durno-durno-CB NNCA fist; perhaps a lump of stone the size of a fist.b-)''" durndurnCBABNNCA fist; perhaps a lump of stone the size of a fist.`+'%# dubro-dubro-CB NNCWater.5-)''" duβrdubrCBABNNCWater.80,*(# duβdubCBANJBlack.2*(&&!*-[ > I  & |  ~ 6 :kgp#~+~2y&d >hæ¯ðhaethOYNCHeather; a tract of uncultivated land.^6200.' =grafagrafaONNCA trench, a ditch.<($""  <grāfgrafOYNCA grove, a copse.?,(&&$ ;græfgraefOYNCA digging, a grave, a pit, a trench.S-)''% :græ¯ggraegONNCA badger.>3/--+$ 9græ¯ggraegOYJGrey.81/--+$ 8græ¯fegraefeOYNCA grove, a copse, a thicket.S51//-% 7grárgrarNYJGrey.2+)''% 6glesglesCBABNNCA stream, a river.?+'%# 5glennosglennosCB NNCA glen, a valley.B/+))$ 4glennglennONNCA glen, a valley.;($""  3glenglenMYNCA glen, a valley.9&"  2glebeglebeMYNCA glebe.2($""  1glasto-glasto-CB NJBlue, green.;-+))$ 0glassi&circbel;o-glassio-CB NNCA stream, a river.N:644/% /glasglasCBABNJBlue, green.7)'%# .glïnnglinnCBABNNCA glen.;2.,*% -gilgilNW YNCA ravine; a deep narrow valley with a stream.V'#!! ,gerðigerthiNYNCA fence, an enclosure.E-)''% +gelādgeladOYNCA difficult river-crossing; possibly also a ferry.b.*((& *geilgeilNYNCA narrow ravine; a way, especially a narrow lane.Y&"  )geatgeatOYNCA hole, an opening, a gap, a pass, a passage; a gate(way).b&"  (geardgeardOYNCA fence; an enclosure; a yard; a court-yard.V($""  'gatagataNYNCA road, a street; a right of way; a right of access to pasture-land; a right of pasturage; an allotment of pasture.&"  &garthgarthCBANNCA hill.4+'%%  %garthgarthMYNCAn enclosure.7($""  $garðrgarthrNYNCAn enclosure.<-)''% #gēapgeapOYJOpen, spacious, lofty, steep, bent.O*(&&$ "gēapgeapONNCA steep place, a steep hill.J,(&&$ !fyrhðenfyrhthenONJWooded.8/-++) fyrhðfyrhthOYNCA wood; land overgrown with brushwood, scrub on the edge of forest. (Uncertain)~-)''% funtafuntaOLNNCA spring.5*&$"  frudfrudCBANNCA stream.4)%## foreforeOYEIn front of, before; used elliptically to mean (land, place, thing) in front of, or standing or lying before, something.$"  fordfordOYNCA ford./&"  fonteinfonteinFLYNCA fountain, a spring.E.*(&$ flōd-geardflod-geardONNCA tide-pound (fish-trap).S84220$ flod-gateflod-gateMYNCA flood-gate, a sluice.I0,**( flōdeflodeOYNCA channel of water; an intermittent spring.[.*((& flōd-geatflod-geatONNCA flood-gate, a sluice.O6200.# flōdflodOYNCA flood, tide, flow of water.K,(&&$ flēotfleotOYNCAn estuary, an inlet of the sea, a small stream.`.*((&!'b  ] H - L /\[M z _halshalsNYNCA neck; a ridge dividing two valleys; a narrow piece of land between two lakes; a channel of water; a narrow piece of land between two hills, a pass.&"  ^halshalsOA YNCA neck; a ridge dividing two valleys; a narrow piece of land between two lakes; a channel of water; a narrow piece of land between two hills, a pass.)%## ]halhhalhOA YNCA nook of land; a small valley; dry ground in marsh; a piece of land projecting from, or detached from, the main area of its administrative unit.)%## \haldhaldMYNCA shelter, refuge.:&"  [haldhaldOA YJSloping.1'%## ZhaldhaldOA YNCProtection; used in a concrete sense as shelter, refuge, or stronghold.r)%## YhagihagiNYNCA grazing enclosure, a pasture.G&"  XhaggahaggaONNCA haw, the fruit of the hawthorn.K($""  WhagahagaOYNCA haw, the fruit of the hawthorn.I&"  VhagahagaOYNCA hedge; an enclosure; later a messuage, property.Z&"  UhacahacaOYNCA hook./&"  ThūshusOYNCA house; also sometimes used of a building for special purposes.l*&$$" ShúshusNYNCA house; also sometimes used of a building for special purposes.m+'%%# Rh&oog;fuðhofuthNYNCA head; a headland, promontory.R1-++)! QhōhhohOYNCA heel; a sharply projecting piece of ground.Y*&$$" PhōcedehocedeOYJHaving a hook or corner, curved.P.,**(  OhōchocOYNCA hook; a projecting piece of ground.Q*&$$" NhïnthintCBABNNCA way, a path.@0,*(# Mhēafod-trēowheafod-treowONNCProbably a tree where a beheaded criminal's head was exposed, or a tree used as a gallows.B><<:, Lhēafod-stoccheafod-stoccOYNCA head stock, the post on which the head of a beheaded criminal was exposed.<8664& Khēafod-landheafod-landONNCA strip of land at the head of a furlong, for turning the plough.}:6442% Jhēafod-lēasheafod-leasOYJHeadless; without a top.X><::8+ IhēafodheafodOYNCA head; an end or source; headland in a field-system; a projecting piece of ground; a hill (often small).0,**(  HhæslinghaeslingONNCA place growing with hazel-trees.V3/--+! GhæsletthaeslettONNCA hazel copse.C3/--+! FhæslerhaeslerONNCA hazel-tree.@1-++)  EhæslenhaeslenOYJGrowing with hazel-trees.J/-++)  DhæselhaeselOYNCA hazel-tree.>/+))' Chæ¯ddrehaeddreONNCHeather.A7311/& Bhæ¯ðorhaethorOYNCA heath.D:6442) Ahæ¯ðihthaethihtOYJHeathy, growing with heather.Y:8664* @hæ¯ðighaethigONJHeathy, growing with heather.W86442) ?hæ¯ð-cocchaeth-coccONNMA heath-cock, a grouse./Z@<::8,%$DQ z 1 4 G @ ? S k?pf{ hvállhvallNYNCA round hill.>/+))'  hryggrhryggrNYNCA ridge.4*&$$" hrycg-weghrycg-wegOYNCA ridgeway.=0,**( hrycghrycgOYNCA ridge.2($""  horninghorningONNCA bend, a corner, a spit of land; a headland.[,(&&$ ~hornedehornedeOYJProvided with gables.A*(&&$ }horn-geaphorn-geapOYJPossibly broad, spacious.I.,**( |hornhornNYNCA horn; something shaped like a horn; a hornlike projection on a building; a projecting piece of land, esp. formed in a river-bend; a projecting headland; a horn-shaped hill.&"  {hornhornOYNCA horn; something shaped like a horn; a hornlike projection on a building; a projecting piece of land, esp. formed in a river-bend; a projecting headland; a horn-shaped hill.&"  zhophopOYNCA valley; a remote enclosed space; a piece of enclosed land in a fen; an enclosure in marsh or moor.$  yholtholtNYNCA wood./&"  xholtholtOYNCA wood. (Probably of a single species.)O&"  wholmrholmrNYNCAn island, an inland promontory, raised ground in marsh, a river-meadow.r($""  vholmholmOYNCWater, the sea, ocean (in late OE poetic usage); island (in late OE prose); mound, hill (possibly).&"  uhlinchlincOYNCA bank, a ledge; a terrace; a ledge of ploughland on a hillside; an unploughed strip between fields.($""  thlid-geathlid-geatOYNCA swing-gate, esp. one to prevent cattle strying from pasture across a road or on to arable land.0,**( shlidhlidOYNCA lid, a door, a gate.>&"  rhlidhlidONNCA slope.0&"  qhliðhlithOYNCA slope, a hill-side.B+'%%# phlenchlencONNCAn extensive hill-slope.B($""  ohlāwhlawOYNCA tumulus; a hill.@,(&&$ nhj&oog;rðhjorthNYNCA herd, a flock.C1-++)! mheved-landheved-landMYNCA strip of land at the head of a furlong, for turning the plough.u2.,,* lheved-butteheved-butteMYNCA butt running across the ends of a number of lands.j40.., khethe-cochethe-cocMYNCA heath-cock, a grouse./J0,**( jheslihesliNYNCA hazel-tree.7($""  iherrherrNYNCAn army.0&"  hhere-pæðhere-paethOYNCA military road, a highway.W:6442& gherehereOYNCAn army.0&"  fheordheordOYNCA herd, a flock.:($""  eheldeheldeOA YNCA slope.5+'%%  dheiðrheithrNYNCA heath; uncultivated land.J-)''% checchingehecchingeMYNCA part of a field sown whilst the rest lies fallow.e0,**( bhaverdrilhaverdrilDD YNCThe asphodel, the daffodil.P3/--( ahangrahangraOYNCA sloping wood. (Used in settlement-names of a gentle rather than steep slope.){*&$$" `hammhammOYNCLand hemmed in by water or marsh (perhaps also by high ground); a river-meadow; cultivated plot on the edge of woodland or moor.&" 0)m` ^  g . i v 4 n;C|eS4|+ lúslusNYNCA louse.5+'%%# lœ´krloekrNYNCA brook.>40..,% lóloNYNCA glade, a meadow.=)%##! lïslisCBANNCA hall, court, chief house in a district.W,(&&! lïnnlinnCBABNNCA pool.90,*(# lēahleahOYNCA forest, wood, glade, clearing; (later) a pasture, meadow.i,(&&$ lē&dotbel;to-leto-CB NJGrey.>7533.' lē&dotbel;dledCBABNJGrey.<531/*% lādladOYNCA small watercourse, drainage ditch; a path.X*&$$" læcclaeccONNCA stream, a bog.?-)''% krosskrossNLYNCA cross, the Cross.?*&$"  kotkotNYNCA hut; a sheep-cote.:$  klifklifNYNCA cliff, a steep hill.>&"  kleifkleifNYNCA cliff, hill-side, pass, with a steep or difficult path.c($""  klakkrklakkrNYNCA lump; probably also a hill.I*&$$" kjarrkjarrNYNCBrushwood; a marsh overgrown with brushwood.V($""  ketillketillNYNCA kettle.5*&$$" kerkerMNYNCA marsh; marshland overgrown with brushwood.T&"  keldakeldaNYNCA spring.3($""  kambrkambrNYNCA comb, a crest; the crest of a hill, a ridge.X($""  k&oog;kkrkokkrNYNCA lump, perhaps used in a topographical sense.\,(&&$ itunāitunaCB NZMeaning uncertain.C/-++& iscāiscaCB NZMeaning uncertain.A-+))$ intackintackDD YNCA piece of land enclosed from a moor or waste.]-)''" inninginningONNCA piece of land taken in or enclosed.Q*&$$" inn-takinn-takNYNCA piece of land enclosed from a moor.S,(&&$ in-nāmin-namOYNCAn intake, a piece of land taken in or enclosed.b0,**(  in-námin-namNYNCAn intake, a piece of land taken in or enclosed.c1-++)! in-hechein-hecheMYNCLand enclosed from fallow land and put into cultivation.h.*((& in-hōkein-hokeMYNCLand temporarily enclosed from fallow land and put into cultivation.x2.,,*! ininLYEIn.%  ininOYEIn.%  ialialCBABNNCA fertile upland.<)%#! i&circbel;alo-ialo-CB NNCA fertile upland.G40..)" hyrsthyrstOYNCA wooded hill.8($""  hyrnehyrneOA YNCAn angle, a corner; topographically a recess in the hills, a curving valley, a spit of land in a river-bend.+'%%  hyltehylteONNCA wood, a wooded place.A($""  hyllhyllOA YNCA hill, a natural eminence or elevated piece of ground.b)%## hwīthwitOYJWhite; in early Modern English sometimes "infertile" in contrast with black, "fertile".*(&&$ hwælhwaelONNCA hill.6-)''% hvítrhvitrNYJWhite.5-+))' D)X@ 7 M ] : S s+#g u*m7X ` magesmagesCBABNNCA plain, a field.@-)'%  maðrmathrNYNCA person; or (in the plural) community.T+'%%# mýrrmyrrNYNCA swamp.7-)''% möniðmonithCBABNNCA mountain, hill.J731/*" mölinmolinCBABNNCA mill.;2.,*% mōtmotOYNCA meeting, an encounter: used of an assembly of people, or a river confluence.z*&$$" mōrigmorigOYJSwampy, marshy.=,*((& mōrmorOYNCA marsh, barren upland.C*&$$" mō&og;rmorCBANJBig, great.</-++&! mótmotNYNCA meeting, an encounter: used of an assembly of people, or a river-confluence.{+'%%# mórmorNYNCA marsh; barren upland.D+'%%# mēosmeosOYNCMoss; a mossy place or mossy river.Q,(&&$ mēlmelOA YNCA cross.7-)''" mēdmedOA YNCA meadow.8-)''" mē&og;lmelCBABYJBald.81/-+&! mæ¯ðeremaethereOYNCA mower.F<8664* mæ¯ðmaethOYNCMowing, the cutting of grass or corn.]6200.' lundrlundrNYNCA small wood.7($""  lodelodeMYNCA small watercourse, drainage ditch; a path.T&"  lindo-lindo-CB NNCA pool.6-)''" lindenlindenOYJGrowing with lime-trees.B(&$$" lindlindNYNCA lime-tree.4&"  lindlindOYNCA lime-tree.4&"  liccliccONNCA stream.1&"  lettirlettirCGOYNCA hill, a slope.?-)''" lemo-lemo-CB NNCAn elm.4+'%%  lemano-lemano-CB NJElm-grown.9-+))$ lei-lei-CNVRoot, meaning "to flow".>$"  lannerchlannerchCBANNCA glade.;1-++& lannlannCBABNNCAn enclosure; esp. a churchyard; a church.W+'%# lane-endelane-endeMYNCA lane-end; (at) the end of a lane.U0,**( lanelaneOYNCA lane. (Common in the names of less important streets in towns, but rare in other place-names.)&"  landālandaCB NNCAn enclosure.@1-++& landlandNYNCLand (as part of earth's surface); an estate; new arable area. In minor and field names: strip in a field-system. In Scandinavian names: land by water or by a river, a shore.&"  landlandOYNCLand (as part of earth's surface); an estate; possibly also new arable area. In minor and field names: strip in a field-system.&"  laitylaityCBGNNCA dairy-farm.:+'%%  lacuclacucONNCA small stream.9($""  laculacuOYNCA small stream, a watercourse.F&"  lachelacheMYNCA stream, a bog; a boggy stream, a stream in a bog.]($""  lūs-þornlus-thornONNCA spindle-tree.L;7553( lūslusOYNCA louse.4*&$$"G(Wd R P O ] N!yoKRdO panto-panto-CB NNCA hollow, a valley.B-)''" pantpantCBABNNCA hollow, a valley.@+'%# padpadDD YNCA path.0'#!! pōl-stedepol-stedeONNCThe site of a pool; place where there is a pool; a (mill-)dam.v6200.# pōlpolOYNCA pool.3*&$$" pæðpaethOA YNCA path. (More frequent in minor names and field-names than in major settlement-names.)3/--(! owlerowlerDD YNCAn alder-tree.;+'%%  oferoferONNCThe tip of a promontory, a flat-topped ridge.U&"  nesunesuONNCA nose; a headland, a promontory, a projecting piece of land in the bend of a river.|&"  neseneseMYNCA nose; a headland, a promontory, a projecting piece of land in the bend of a river.|&"  nesnesNYNCA ness, a headland, a promontory. (Used for larger areas than the Old English word naess.)$  nemeto-nemeto-CB NNCA shrine, a holy place.H/+))$ nanto-nanto-CB NNCA glen, a brook.?-)''" nantnantCBABNNCA glen, a valley; a brook.G+'%# nantnantDD YNCAn aunt.3)%## nabbinabbiNYNCA projecting peak, a knoll, a hill.M($""  nïv˜ednivedCBABNNCA shrine, a holy place.R9531,% næssnaessOA YNCA ness, a promontory, a headland; a projecting piece of high land; a piece of land round which a river flows, to form a headland.0,**% myrymyryMYJMiry, muddy.2$"  mossiemossieDE YJMossy; boggy.:+)''" moss-pittmoss-pittDYNCA turf-pit; a hole in a moss, from which peat is dug.g0,**( mosigmosigONJMossy; boggy.5&$""  mosimosiNYNCMoss, lichen; a bog, a swamp.E&"  mosmosOYNCA bog, a swamp; presumably also moss. Only recorded once, in charter boundaries dating from 975.$  morischmorischMYJSwampy, boggy, moorish.C*(&&$ monii&circbel;o-moniio-CB NNCA mountain, hill.K8422-$ molīnāmolinaCB NNCA mill.B9533.& merscmerscOYNCA marsh.2($""  mere-stallmere-stallOA YNCA (stagnant) pool; a pond.Q51//* meremereOYNCA pond, a pool, a lake.?&"  mapuldormapuldorOYNCA maple-tree.=.*((& maplinmaplinDD YJOf maple, growing with maple.J+)''" mapelmapelONNCA maple-tree.7($""  mannmannOYNCA person; or (in the plural) community.O&"  mammāmammaCB NNCA breast; a breast-like hill.P1-++& mammmammCBABNNCA breast; a breast-like hill.J+'%# mainmainCBABNNCA rock, stone.;+'%# mailo-mailo-CB NJBald.2+)''" magno-magno-CB NNCA rock, stone.=-)''" magestu-magestu-CB NNCA plain, a field.D1-++&,Bj r |  V e } % C0Oa bL_w( )ritu-ritu-CB NNCA ford.4+'%%  (ricricONNCA raised straight strip. (Uncertain)J$  'revereveMYNCA reeve, a bailiff.;&"  &rauðrrauthrNYJRed.1+)''% %rïdridCBABNNCA ford.7.*(&! $rīðigrithigOYNCA small stream.D3/--+# #rīðrithOYNCA small stream.@/+))'! "rēfarefaOYNCA reeve, a bailiff.A,(&&$ !rēadreadOYJRed.0*(&&$ ræ¯craecONNCA raised straight strip. (Uncertain)W1-++)# pyllpyllOYNCA tidal creek; possibly also a small stream.T&"  pullpullONNCA pool./&"  prii&circbel;o-priio-CB NNCEarth, soil.D6200+# priðprithCBABNNCEarth, soil.>0,*(# porthporthCBBLNNCA harbour, a gate.A-)'%  porteporteMFYNCA gate, the entrance to a walled town.R*&$"  port-weyport-weyMYNCA road to a (market-) town, a public road, a road to or at a market.t.*((& port-wegport-wegOYNCA road to a (market-) town, a public road, a road to or at a market.t.*((& port-rēfaport-refaOYNCA town-reeve.E6200.# port-mannport-mannOYNCA townsman.=0,**( portportOLYNCA gate, the entrance to a walled town.P($"  portportOLYNCA town, a market town, a market.J($"  portportOLYNCA haven, a harbour.=($"  pontpontCBALNNCA bridge.6+'%# pontpontFLYNCA bridge.3($"  pollpollCGIBYNCA hole, bog-hole, pool.D+'%# pollpollCBBYNCA pit; a pool, stream, cove, creek.N)%## pole-stedepole-stedeMYNCThe site of a pool; place where there is a pool; a (mill-)dam.r2.,,* plyscplyscONNCA pool.1($""  plaschietplaschietFYNCA marshy pool.@0,**( plūmeplumeOYNCA plum; a plum-tree.D.*((& plūm-trēowplum-treowOYNCA plum-tree.L>:886* plūm-tūnplum-tunONNCA plum orchard.K:6442( plæscplaescONNCA shallow piece of standing water.S/+))' pirigenpirigenONJGrowing with pear-trees.D*(&&$ pirigepirigeOYNCA pear-tree.8*&$$" pil-ātepil-ateONNCPill-oats.>2.,,*! perthperthCBFNNCA wood, a bush, a brake, a hedge.N+'%%  penokpenokMYNCA small pen.6($""  pennucpennucONNCA small pen.8*&$$" penno-penno-CB NNCHead, end, top, height, a hill.N-)''" pennpennOYNCA small enclosure, a fold; later an enclosure for animals.b&"  pennpennCBABNNCHead, end, top, height, a hill.L+'%# penarthpenarthCBGNNCA headland, a promontory.J/+))$)wp g  t ! f C c UKY :^CVv RsikesikeDD YNCA (drainage) ditch.>)%## QsetlsetlOYNCA seat, an abode, a dwelling; sometimes probably used to indicate a lofty setting.z&"  Psento-sento-CB NNCA way, a path.=-)''" OseljaseljaNYNCA willow-tree.8($""  NseletseletOA NNCA willow copse.<+'%%  MseleseleOA NNCA willow copse.:)%## LseleseleOYNCA dwelling, a house, a hall.D&"  KscelfscelfOA YNCA shelf, a shelving terrain; a pinnacle, battlement.a+'%%  JsceagasceagaOYNCA small wood.9*&$$" IsceaftsceaftOYNCA shaft, a pole, probably used of a pole acting as a landmark or boundary post.{*&$$" Hscīr-rēfascir-refaOYNCA sheriff, the king's executive.^<8664) Gscīr-mannscir-mannOYNCA sheriff, a steward.M6200.# Fscīr-mōtscir-motOYNCA shire-moot, the meeting-place of a shire.g:6442( EscīrscirOYJBright, gleaming.=*(&&$ DscīrscirOYNCA shire, a jurisdiction, an administrative district, a county.l,(&&$ CsawnsawnCBGYNCA cleft, a chine.<)%## BsalrsalrNYNCA dwelling, a hall.;&"  AsalihtsalihtONJGrowing with willows.?(&$$" @salhsalhOA YNCA willow-tree, a sallow.C)%## ?salegnsalegnONNCA willow-tree; a willow copse.J*&$$" >sabrino-sabrino-CB NZMeaning unknown.A/-++& =sūðernesutherneOYJSouthern, southerly.K5311/% <sūðersutherOYJSouth, southern.C1/--+# ;sūðansuthanOYDSouth, southerly.D1/--+# :sūðsuthOYJSouth, southern.?-+))'! 9sīdlingsidlingMNNCA strip of land lying alongside a stream or some other piece of land.y2.,,*! 8sīdlingsidlingONNCA strip of land lying alongside a stream or some other piece of land.y2.,,*! 7sīdesideMYNCA side; the land extending alongside a river or lake, the edge of a wood or village.,(&&$ 6sīdesideOYNCA side; a long hill-slope.H,(&&$ 5sīdsidOYJLarge, spacious, extensive, long.K(&$$" 4sīcelsicelONNCA small stream.?.*((& 3sīcsicOYNCA small stream.;*&$$" 2síksikNYNCA ditch, a trench.?+'%%# 1sæ¯tesaeteOYNCA house.=3/--+$ 0sæ¯tesaeteOYNCSettlers, dwellers.H3/--+$ /sæ¯saeOYNCA lake; sea. Usually means "sea" when used as a first element, and "lake" when used as a second element./+))'" .sæ´rsaerNYNCA lake, sea.@2.,,*$ -rosrosCGOYNCA promontory, a wood.>'#!! ,rosrosCBANNCA moor, a heath; a hill, a headland.M'#!! +rodrodONNCA clearing.1$  *riuriuCBANNCA hill.0'#!!d#c 6 4 >  * _N@DHbz& ustrōðerstrotherONNCA place overgrown with brushwood.Z7311/% tstrētstretOA YNCA Roman road.@1-++& sstrātstratONNCA Roman road. (May be a form of "stret").Y.*((& rstorðstorthNYNCA young wood, a plantation, land growing with brushwood.g-)''% qstokkrstokkrNYNCA tree-trunk, a stump, a log of wood, a stock (esp. in boundary marks or place-names that denote structures made of logs); a set of stocks as an engine of punishment.*&$$" pstockingstockingMYNCA clearing of stumps, a piece of ground cleared of stumps.j.*((& ostoccingstoccingONNCA clearing of stumps, a piece of ground cleared of stumps.j.*((& nstoccigstoccigOYJFull of tree-stocks.@*(&&$ mstoccetstoccetONNCA place with tree-stumps.G,(&&$ lstoccenstoccenOYJMade of logs.9*(&&$ kstocc-wellestocc-welleONNCA well at a stock; a well with a post.\40.., jstoccstoccOYNCA tree-trunk, a stump, a log of wood, a stock (esp. in boundary marks or place-names that denote structures made of logs); a set of stocks as an engine of punishment.($""  istedestedeOYNCA place, a site, a locality; a religious house or foundation; a place of communal activity; a farm, a dairy-farm, an estate.($""  hstapolstapolOYNCA post, a pillar.=*&$$" gstallstallOA YNCA place; a standing-place, a stall for cattle; a site of a building or other object; a place for catching fish, a fishing pool.+'%%  fst&oog;ðstothNYNCA landing-place, a jetty.J/+))'  estōwstowOYNCA place; a place of assembly; a holy place.Y,(&&$ dstīgstigOYNCA path, a narrow road. (Especially an ascending path.)d,(&&$ cstígrstigrNYNCA path, a narrow road. (Especially an ascending path.)g/+))'  bstæðstaethOYNCA river-bank, shore; a landing-place.Y2.,,*" asolsolOYNCA muddy place; a wallowing place for animals.S$  `socensocenOYVAWet, saturated.9($""  _socsocOYNCSuck; used as a term for a marsh.G$  ^sleiprsleiprNYJSlippery.3(&$$" ]slakkislakkiNW YNCA shallow valley.@-)''" \slōhtreslohtreONNCA slough, a mire, a muddy place.T2.,,*! [slōhslohOYNCA slough.7,(&&$ ZslædslaedOA YNCA valley.;0,**% Yslæ¯peslaepeONJSlippery, muddy.E31//-% Xslæ¯pslaepONNCA slippery place. Not certain to have been used of marshes.p3/--+$ WskjalfskjalfNYNCA seat; a shelf.<*&$$" VskógrskogrNYNCA wood.8/+))'  UskírrskirrNYJClear, bright, pure.C-+))'  TskírnskirnNYNCThe bright one. (The word is recorded only in the sense "baptism").t/+))'  SsitchsitchDD YNCA small stream, especially one in flat marshland.^+'%% %K"b W  ^  p  5&Y\hur* wægnwaegnOYNCA wagon, a cart.?-)''% wædwaedOYNCA ford.4+'%%# viðrvithrNYNCA wood; or a tree, a tree-trunk.M+'%%# vestrvestrNYJWest, westerly.7&$""  vatnvatnNYNCWater, fresh water, a lake.C&"  vaðvathNYNCA ford.2)%##! víðirvithirNYNCA willow-tree; a withy.M40..,$ ufanufanOYDOver, above. (Comparative: higher, upper. Superlative: uppermost.)h$"  u&circbel;erno-uerno-CB NNCAn alder-thicket; a marsh.R6200+# u&circbel;erneto-uerneto-CB NNCAn alder-thicket; a marsh.V:644/% u&circbel;entāuentaCB NZMeaning unknown.J8644/( tunge-sceafttunge-sceaftONNCA pointed tongue of land. (Probably a ME or ModE composition of elements.)6200.  tungetungeOYNCA tongue; a tongue of land.E($""  tungatungaNYNCA tongue; a tongue of land.E($""  tulltullCBANJHoled, hollow.7'%## tulltullCBANNCA hole, a hollow.<)%## trogtrogOYNCA trough, a long narrow vessel; used topographically of a hollow.i&"  treβtrebCBANNCA farmstead, a homestead, a hamlet.S.*((# trēowihttreowihtONJGrowing with trees.G20..," trēowentreowenOYJWooden.90.,,*! trēowtreowOYNCA tree; a large piece of wood, a post, a beam.^.*((& trêthtrethCBGLYNCA shore, a beach.F3/-+& trétreNYNCA tree; a large piece of wood, a post, a beam.[+'%%# tonge-sharptonge-sharpMYNCA pointed thing like a tongue, the point of a tongue of land, a pointed tongue of land.40.., tewentewenCBGNNCA sand-dune.9+'%%  terv˜ïntervinCBANNCA boundary.F9533.& tamo-tamo-CB NZMeaning unknown.;)'%%  taltalCBANNCA forehead; used topographically of an end, brow of a hill, steep slope.q'#!! ~tūntunOYNCAn enclosure; a farmstead; a village; an estate.\*&$$" }túntunNYNCAn enclosure, a farmstead.G+'%%# |tïgtigCBANNCA house.6,(&&! {swēorasweoraOYNCA neck; a neck of land, a col, a hollow on the top of a hill or ridge, a ridge, a narrow strip of water between two shores.0,**(  zsvírisviriNYNCA neck; a neck of land, a col, a hollow on the top of a hill or ridge, a ridge, a narrow strip of water between two shores./+))'  ysuðrœnnsuthroennNYJSouthern, southerly.L64220% xstradstradCBANNCA wide valley.;+'%%  wstrōdettstrodettONNCMarshy ground, a place overgrown with brushwood.f40..," vstrōdstrodOYNCMarshy land overgrown with brushwood. (Recorded only in charter-boundaries and Old English place-name spellings.).*((&+}!- d  i ( ) |  =brs'EL[i Cynemæ¯rCynemaerOYNPPPersonal name.J:5331' CynehildCynehildOYNPPPersonal name.?/*((& CumbreCumbreONNPThe Cymry, the Welsh, the Cumbrian Britons.W*&$$" CumbraCumbraOYNPPPersonal name. Possibly sometimes used as an appellative "the Welshman".u+&$$" CottaCottaOYNPPPersonal name.9)$""  CēngifuCengifuOYNPPPersonal name.C3.,,*! BuccaBuccaOYNPPPersonal name.9)$""  BildrBildrNYNPPPersonal name.9)$""  BesiBesiOYNPPPersonal name.7'"  yferyferOA YNCThe edge or brow of a hill.F)%## wuduwuduOYNCA wood; or wood, timber.@&"  wrōtwrotOYNCA snout; topographically a spur of land; a hill projecting forward like a snout.~,(&&$ wissewisseONNCA meadow, a marsh.<($""  wiscwiscOYNCA marshy meadow.8&"  winnwinnOYNCA fight, a conflict, a dispute.G&"  winnwinnONNCA pasture.2&"  wilignwilignONNCA willow-tree; a willow copse.J*&$$" wiligenwiligenONJGrowing with willows.A*(&&$ wiligwiligOA NNCA willow-tree.;+'%%  wicewiceOYNCA wych-elm-tree.8&"  wiððewiththeOYNCA withe, a tie, a thong, an osier or twig used as a band.m2.,,*! westernewesterneOYJWest, western, westerly.F,*((& westerwesterONJWest, western.8(&$$" westanwestanOYDWest, west of.8(&$$" westwestOYJWestern, west.4$"  wernedwernedCBABNNCAn alder-thicket; a marsh.K/+)'" wernwernCBABNNCAn alder-thicket; a marsh.G+'%# wemmwemmONNCFilth; a marshy place.>&"  welmwelmOA YNCA surging or welling up of water, a spring.V)%## wellawellaOA YNCA spring, a stream.@+'%%  wegwegOYNCA road.-$  wearmwearmOYJWarm.-&$""  walmwalmMYNCA boiling; a boiling-pan.A&"  waldwaldOA YNCA forest; high forest-land.F)%## wagenwagenONNCA quaking bog.8($""  wōsewoseMYNCMud.2,(&&$ wïnnwinnCBANJWhite, fair, holy.@,*((# wīcwicOLYNCA dwelling; a building or collection of buildings for special purposes; a farm, a dairy farm; a trading or industrial settlement; or (in the plural) a hamlet, village.,(&$" wāsewaseOYNCMud.2,(&&$ wæter-scipewaeter-scipeOYNCAn expanse of water; possibly a conduit or reservoir.r;7553% wæter-lādwaeter-ladOYNCAn aqueduct, a watercourse.Z=9775) wæterwaeterOYNCWater, a river, a lake.H/+))' wæssewaesseOA NNCLand by a meandering river which floods and drains quickly.o2.,,';+X j o  p ! u ( | - C  7g=]J= bannutbannutDD YNCA walnut.8-)''" banne-notebanne-noteMYNCA filbert.>2.,,* banerebanereMFYNCA banner, a standard.C,(&$" bane-firebane-fireMYNCA bonfire.<0,**( bandbandDD YNCThe ridge of a hill, a stratum of rock.R)%## balnebalneMFYNCA bath, a bathing place.D*&$"  tan-yardtan-yardDYNCA tannery.:.*((& tan-pittan-pitDYNCA tan-pit, a pit in which hides are tanned.Y,(&&$ tan-houstan-housMYNCA tan-house, a tannery.G.*((& tan-barktan-barkDYNCBark used for the production of tannin in the tanning of leather.q.*((& tantanDYNCBark used for the production of tannin; tannin used in tanning leather.m$  bark-howsebark-howseDE YNCA tan-house.C51//* bark-housbark-housMYNCA tan-house.>0,**( b&oog;rkrborkrNYNCBark of a tree; oak-bark used in tanning.W,(&&$ barkbarkMYNCBark of a tree; oak-bark used in tanning.Q&"  barberbarberMYNCA barber.5*&$$" balledballedMYJRounded, bare, bald.>(&$$" balibaliNYNMA gentle slope./8&"  balkbalkDYNCA strip of ground left unploughed between adjacent furlongs or selions of the common field.&"  balkrbalkrNYNCA low wall, a partition.B($""  balcabalcaOHNUA ridge, a bank; a balk, beam. Used in ME and later f.ns. of the strip of ground left unploughed to mark the boundary between adjacent strips of the common field./($""  WulflāfWulflafOYNPPPersonal name.C3.,,*! WillaWillaOYNPPPersonal name.9)$""  ValrValrNYNPPPersonal name.7'"  TófiTofiNYNPPPersonal name.>.)''% TīrTirOYNPPPersonal name.;+&$$" SeaxeSeaxeOYNPThe Saxons.5($""  SaxonesSaxonesCB NNPThe Anglo-Saxons, the English.O/+))$ SandiSandiNYNPPPersonal name.9)$""  SachsonSachsonCBABNNPThe Anglo-Saxons, the English.Q1-+)$ LeenLeenCYNPRiver-name.3&"  KlypprKlypprNYNPPPersonal name.;+&$$" HwītaHwitaOYNPPPersonal name.?/*((& HvítiHvitiNYNPPPersonal name.@0+))'  HróaldrHroaldrNYNPPPersonal name.D4/--+" HerrøðrHerrothrNYNPPPersonal name.I94220& HereHereOYNPPPersonal name.7'"  GunnhildGunnhildNYNPPPersonal name.?/*((& GrániGraniNYNPPPersonal name.@0+))'  GamallGamallNYNPPPersonal name.;+&$$" EllaEllaOYNPPPersonal name.7'"  EalhmundEalhmundOYNPPPersonal name.?/*((& EaldbealdEaldbealdOYNPPPersonal name.A1,**(X'u0= F N 6 n d ?;#e[G  beau mesbeau mesFYNPFrench place-name: a beautiful dwelling.X.*((& beau lieubeau lieuFYNPFrench place-name: a beautiful place.W0,**( barrowbarrowDYNCA barrow pig, a castrated boar.K*&$$" beargbeargOYNCA barrow pig, a castrated boar.I($""  beallucbeallucOYNCA testicle; topographically (perhaps) a hill.[,(&&$ bealachbealachCGSYNCA pass.8/+))$ beatbeatDD YNCRough sods hacked off the ground for burning in preparing land for cultivation./{)%## bētebeteOYNFBeet, beetroot./>,(&&$ becbecMYNCA beak; a beak-shaped thing; a point; a pointed piece of land.d$  beakbeakDYNCA beak; a beak-shaped thing; a point; a pointed piece of land.f&"  beakbeakDYNCLand reclaimed for ploughing by clearing it with a mattock and burning the rubbish./|&"  byhtbyhtOYNCA bend, a curve (in a river or street); a bight.X&"  bycgebycgeONNCThe bend of a river.>($""  bygebygeOYNCA corner, an angle; the bend of a river.P&"  bogibogiNYNCA bow, an arch; an arched bridge; a bow (for shooting); something curved or bent, such as a river bend or curved valley.&"  bogabogaOYNCA bow, an arch; an arched bridge; a bow (for shooting); something curved or bent, such as a river bend or curved valley.&"  bjúgrbjugrNNZA river-bend.<-+))'  bēagbeagOYNMA ring, a circle; topographically probably the circular bend of a river or in allusion to other things of ring-like form./,(&&$ beachbeachDD YNCTopsoil dug out in opening a new quarry.U+'%%  bayardbayardFYNCA bay horse.8*&$$" hay-bayhay-bayDD YNCA hay-storage space.E/+))$ baybayDYNCAn opening in a wall; a division of a barn.Q$  baybayDYNCAn obstacle, a barrier, an embankment to form a dam./[$  baybayMYNCA wide indentation of the sea./E$  batter-dockbatter-dockDD YNCThe butter-bur or similar plants.Z7311, bath-housebath-houseDYNCA bath-house.A2.,,* baumebaumeFYNCA hollow, a depression.A($""  battelbattelDE YNCRich pasture.<-)''" bātbatOYNCA boat; a ferry-boat.A*&$$" bastilebastileMFYNCA castle-tower.?.*(&$ basse-courtbasse-courtMFYNCA court-yard, castle bailey.T620., basinbasinDYNCA basin.2($""  barrelbarrelDYNCA barrel.5*&$$" barrackbarrackDD YNCA temporary shelter, a hut.L/+))$ baroniebaronieMYNCA barony.7,(&&$ bargebargeMFYNCA barge.4*&$"  baretbaretMYNCStrife.1($""  barelbarelMYNCA tub.0($""  bareinebareineMYJBarren.3*(&&$*ML 9 B x  Z B 81fo&$~ AbeðmebethmeONNCBottom.6-)''% @betwēonanbetweonanOYEBetween, amongst./H4200.# ?beterbeterMYNCA metal-beater; a street-walker.J($""  >godgodOYNCA heathen god; the Deity.?$  =besemabesemaOYNCA besom, a broom.=*&$$" <berseberseMNNCAn enclosed or fenced-in part of a forest./U($""  ;bestebesteMFYNCA farm-beast, an ox.@*&$"  :brandbrandOYNCA fire, flame band; (probably) a place where burning has occurred, a place cleared by burning.($""  9brendebrendeMYVABurnt; cleared by burning; consumed or destroyed by fire.e*&$$" 8brendebrendeONNCA burnt place, a place destroyed or cleared by burning.c*&$$" 7bernedbernedONVABurnt./3*&$$" 6berige-stallberige-stallONNCA place where berries grow.S6200.  5berigeberigeOYNFA berry./5*&$$" 4berefotberefotDE YNCHellebore, a plant of the genus Helleborus.\/+))$ 3bjargbjargNYNCA precipice, a cliff, a rock.G($""  2bere-wardbere-wardMYNCA bear-keeper.@0,**( 1bera-weardbera-weardONNCA bear-keeper.B2.,,* 0varðavarthaNYNCA cairn, a heap of stones.I-)''% /weard-setlweard-setlOYNCA guard-house, a watch house.Q2.,,* .weardweardOYNCWatch, ward, protection.B($""  -wardewardeMYNCA castle ward, the circuit of the castle wall; an area of jurisdiction in a town; the territory of a guard or watch.($""  ,beornbeornOYNCA hero, a warrior.<($""  +beorhtbeorhtOYJBright, clear./9(&$$" *bendebendeMYNCA band.1($""  )bendbendOYNCA bend, a twist.8&"  (bēnbenOYNCA boon; possibly used in field names with reference to manorial custom.s*&$$" 'belwebelweMYNCA roaring stream (one which runs over falls).W($""  &bellerīcabellericaLNNCA dyehouse.C6200.# %bellandybellandyDD YJPoisoned with lead ore.H/-++& $bellandbellandDD YNCLead poisoning.@/+))$ #bel esterbel esterFYNPFrench place-name: a beautiful sojourn or place.b0,**( "bel assisbel assisFYNPFrench place-name: a fine seat.Q0,**( !beldebeldeMYNCA shelter.4($""  belwesbelwesMYNCA bellows.6*&$$" beltbeltDYNCA belt of woodland, a screen of trees, a plantation.\&"  bēgelbegelOA NNUA bend./;1-++& bee-stallbee-stallDE YNCA bee-hive.@3/--( bee-hivebee-hiveDYNCA bee-hive.;.*((& bedlambedlamDE YNCA madhouse.:-)''" beddbeddOYNNA bed; a bed for plants, a garden plot./P&"  bechebecheMYNCA stream in a valley.?($""  beau repairebeau repaireFYNCA beautiful retreat.L6200.  -YM f  f  a  v  G  >E^LAb.;q nblēatbleatOYJWretched, miserable; probably also cold, cutting._,*((& mblēableaONNCCourse, rough ground.C,(&&$ lblancheblancheMFYJWhite; bare.:,*(&$ kblāblaONJBlue, cold, cheerless.@(&$$" jblāwblawOYNC(Blue) pigment.=,(&&$ iblárblarNYJDark, blue, livid; cheerless, cold, exposed.Y+)''% hblæ´ingrblaeingrNYNCThe dark one.I:6442( gblæ¯geblaegeOYNCThe blay, the gudgeon (a fish).V51//-% fbladderbladderMYNCA bladder; possibly also a plant-name./U,(&&$ eblæ¯ddreblaeddreOYNFA bladder; possibly also a plant-name./b95331' dblædblaedOYNCA blade, leaf (of grass, corn, or herb).W-)''% cbleakbleakDYJBleak, exposed, cheerless.B&$""  bbleikrbleikrNYJPale, livid.6(&$$" ablācblacOYJPale, white, bleak.?*(&&$ `blá-berbla-berNYNCA blaeberry, a bilberry.M3/--+" _blæc-berigeblaec-berigeOYNCA blackberry.J;7553% ^bjórrbjorrNYNCA beaver.:/+))'  ]bittockbittockDD YNCA small piece.?/+))$ \bismerbismerOYNCShame.2*&$$" [bitabitaNYNCA bite./&"  ZbjóðrbjothrNYNCA table; a plateau, flat ground.V40..,$ YbitabitaOYNCA morsel, piece.8&"  XbitbitDYNCA small piece of land.<$  WbircelbircelONNCA little birch-tree; a place where birch-trees grow.`*&$$" VbinnanbinnanOYEWithin.1(&$$" UbinnbinnOYNCA manger, stall.8&"  TbingrbingrNYNCA stall.2($""  SbingbingONNCA hollow.1&"  RbindebindeMYNCA plant, a climbing plant.D($""  Q-binde-bindeOYNCA plant, a climbing plant. (Only recorded in the compound wudu-binde "wood-bine".)~*&$$" PbillurebillureMYNCBilders (water-plants).E,(&&$ ObillerebillereONNCBilders (water-plants).E,(&&$ NbilberrybilberryDYNCA bilberry-bush.@.*((& MbikerbikerMYNCA fight, quarrel, dispute.D($""  LbiggingbiggingMYNCA building; later an outbuilding, an outhouse.\,(&&$ KbigbigMYJBig.("  JbieldbieldDD YNCA place of shelter.@+'%%  Icurre-biccecurre-bicceMYNCA bitch cur.B40.., HcurrecurreMYNCA dog, a cur.7($""  GbiccebicceOYNCA bitch.2($""  FbicabicaONNCA woodpecker; a bill, a beak; a beak-like projection.]&"  EbīcerebicereOYNCA bee-keeper.?0,**(  DbikebikeMYNCA bees-nest.4&"  CbīcbicONNCA point; a bees-nest.A*&$$" BbetweoxbetweoxOYEBetween, amongst./>*(&&$&*r 2   3 ! b OC+Oc|9H, bólbolNYNCA dwelling, a homestead.E+'%%# bottlebottleMYNCA dwelling.7*&$$" bōðlbothlOYNCA dwelling, a dwelling-place, a house.Y1-++)" bolrbolrNYNCA tree-trunk; perhaps also a log, a plank.R&"  boleboleMYNCA tree-trunk.5&"  bolabolaONNCA tree-trunk, a log, a plank.E&"  bolbolONNCA smooth, rounded hill.=$  bōlbolONNCAn eel?3*&$$" boisboisFYNCA wood./&"  boieboieMYNCA boy, a servant.9&"  boiaboiaONNCA boy, a servant.9&"  bogginbogginDD YNCA boggart.9-)''" boggardboggardDE YNCA boggart, a goblin, a spectre.P/+))$ bogbogMYNCA bog.,$  bodabodaOYNCA messenger.4&"  boethboethCBFYJBurnt.1)'%%  bocheriebocherieMYNCButchery.9.*((& bocherbocherMYNCA butcher.6*&$$" bōc-landboc-landOYNCLand granted by charter.N40..," bōcenbocenONJBeechen; growing with beech-trees.P,*((& bobbebobbeMYNCA cluster, a branch.>($""  bluecapbluecapDD YNCThe blue titmouse; also various kinds of wild flower such as the cornflower.}/+))$ blue-buttonblue-buttonDD YNCThe flower of Scabiosa succisa, 'Devil's Bit'.g7311, blwchblwchCBFYJBald.0)'%%  bluberbluberMYNCA bubble, a bubbling spring.H*&$$" blōmereblomereMYNCAn iron-smelter, a bloomer, an iron-worker._2.,,*! ~blomablomaOYNCAn ingot of iron.;($""  }blureblureMYNCA blister, a swelling; probably applied to a hill.\($""  |blōrblorONNCA blister, a swelling; probably applied to a hill.`,(&&$ {blokblokMYNCA block.0&"  zblōd-lēasblod-leasOYJBloodless.F:8664) yblōdigblodigOYJBloody, blood-red./C.,**(  xblōdblodOYNNBlood. (Probably used of blood-red colour, as a red-leaved tree or red soil.)/|,(&&$ wblobblobDD YNCA blob, a bubble, a rounded lump or blister; a rounded hill or tumulus.r)%## vblīðeblitheOYJCheerful, pleasant, gentle.N1/--+# ublindrblindrNYJBlind, hidden; obstructed, without exit (of openings, roads and passages); waterless (of streams).(&$$" tblindblindOYJBlind, hidden; obstructed (of openings, roads and passages); waterless (of streams).|&$""  sblewblewMFYJBlue, dark coloured.<&$"  rblesiblesiNYNCA white spot (on a horse's forehead), a blaze; a bare spot on a hillside.s($""  qblēobleoONJBlue; probably also coloured, variegated.U*(&&$ pbletherbletherDD YNCMud.5/+))$ oblereblereMYNCA roar.1($"" ((t+  r  5 (  K_:/ j borg-steallborg-steallOYNCA place of refuge; perhaps also protection; perhaps also a hill, a tumulus.40.., borgborgOYNCA pledge, security.;&"  borgborgNYNCA fort, a stronghold; a fortified hill.O&"  burhburhOYNCA fortified place.:&"  boulder-stoneboulder-stoneDE YNCAn isolated rounded water-worn stone larger than a pebble.w;7550! boulderboulderMYNCAn isolated rounded block of stone.Q,(&&$ buttybuttyDD YJ(A field) in butts; (a field) belonging to two owners but not fenced; (a field) held in several butts.)'%%  bootybootyDYNCBooty, common spoils, shared profits.O($""  bōtyebotyeDE YNCBooty, common spoils, shared profits.X1-++& bōtbotOYNCHelp, remedy; advantage, benefit.M*&$$" boundaryboundaryDYNCA boundary.;.*((& boughtboughtDD YNCA sheep-pen, a fold.C-)''" borsborsONNCProbably a spiky or bristly plant.J&"  bothe-hallbothe-hallMYNCA market hall.B2.,,* bottbottDYNCA horse-fly.4&"  boteboteMYNCA boat, a ferry.8&"  bordelbordelMYNCA brothel.6*&$$" borowborowMYNCA burrow.3($""  burgburgONNCA burrow.1&"  bord-landbord-landMYNCLand held by a border.H0,**( bordurebordureMYNCA border.7,(&&$ bordebordeMYNCA table; a (market) stall.D($""  fish-bordfish-bordMNNCA table or stall on which fish was dressed and sold.f0,**( bordedbordedDE YJMade of boards, furnished with boards.S+)''" bordbordOYNCA board, a plank; a table.B&"  borborONNCA hill, an eminence.:$  bonnybonnyDD YJBeautiful, pleasant, good, attractive.Q)'%%  bone-dustbone-dustDYNCBone dust fertiliser.G0,**( boneboneMYNCA boon, a favour.9&"  bóndibondiNYNMA peasant landowner./F/+))'  boltboltDYNCA bolt of timber, wood sawn or split to a special size for splitting into laths.x&"  boltboltOYNCA bolt, a missile, an arrow; topographicaly perhaps a headland, ridge.n&"  bolsterbolsterOYNCA bolster, pillow.@,(&&$ bollabollaOYNCA bowl; topographically perhaps a bowl-shaped depression or hollow.m($""  bolledbolledMYJPollarded.4(&$$" bollingbollingMYNCA pollard tree.=,(&&$ boleboleMNNCA place where ore was smelted before the invention of furnaces, usually in a round cavity on the top of a high hill.&"  bolacebolaceMYNCAn elder-tree, a wild plum-tree, a bullace-tree.\*&$$" boligboligMNJFull of logs.5&$""  bōðl-tūnbothl-tunONNCAn enclosure with buildings, a collection of buildings.x?;997,7*@d  R  l  [ E ?1OX`U brēmenbremenONJOvergrown with broom.E.,**(  brēmelbremelOYNCA bramble, a blackberry bush.O0,**(  brennandibrennandiNYVRBurning.:0,**( breiðrbreithrNYJBroad, spacious.?-+))' bredenbredenOYJMade of planks, covered with boards, wooden.V(&$$" bredbredOYNCA plank, a board.9&"  breedybreedyDYJProlific.3(&$$" brasebraseMYNCA brace, a strap, a suspension device.P($""  branderithbranderithMNYNCA tripod grate, a gridiron, a grating.\40.,* braybrayFYNCMud.,&"  brattrbrattrNW YJSteep.3+)''" brantbrantNNJSteep..&$""  brantbrantOYJSteep..&$""  breebreeDD YNCAn eyebrow; the brow of a hill.J)%## brēgbregOYNCAn eyebrow; the brow of a hill.M,(&&$ bræ¯wbraewOYNCA brow; the brow of a hill.P3/--+$ scōhscohOYNCA shoe.5,(&&$ scōh-bræ¯duscoh-braeduONNCA shoe's breadth, ie. a very narrow strip of land.yEA??=0 scoflscoflOYNCA shovel; perhaps something resembling the hollow blade of a shovel, or something the width of a shovel, eg. a narrow strip.($""  scofl-bræ¯duscofl-braeduONNCA narrow strip of land.ZA=;;9+ bredebredeMYNCBreadth; a broad stretch of land, a broad strip; a broad cultivation-strip in the common field.($""  bræ¯dubraeduOYNCBreadth.?51//-% bræcbraecOYNCA brake, brushwood, a thicket.M-)''% broadbroadDYJBroad, spacious, wide, large.E&$""  brādbradOYJBroad, spacious, wide, large.I*(&&$ bouveriebouverieFYNCA place where oxen are kept.L.*((& bougebougeFYNCHeath, uncultivated ground covered with heather.Z($""  brakenbrakenMYNCBracken, fern.:*&$$" bræcenbraecenONNCBracken, fern.A1-++)  braknibrakniNNNCBracken, fern.:*&$$" brakebrakeMYNCBracken, fern.8($""  bracubracuOYNCBracken, fern.8($""  brábraNYNCA brow, the edge of a hill.H+'%%# bowsenbowsenDD YNCA cowshed.9-)''" bowling-alleybowling-alleyDYNCA long enclosure for the playing of bowls or skittles.p84220! bowkbowkDD YNCA bucket, a tub.;)%## bowkerbowkerMYNCA bleacher.7*&$$" botilerbotilerMYNCA butler.7,(&&$ bōtherebothereMNNCOne who keeps, or lives at, a booth.X2.,,*! bōthebotheMYNCA temporary shelter, a covered market-stall.\.*((& bōthbothND YNCA booth; a (herdsman's etc.) temporary shelter.`/+))$ boterieboterieFYNCA buttery.8,(&&$Q*?< | 0 3 t + [  s m3ICQkm, bróðirbrothirNYNCA brother; (later) a religious brother, monk.e6200.% brōðorbrothorOYNCA brother; (later) a religious brother, monk.d51//-$ brotibrotiNYNCA heap of felled trees in a wood, a clearing in a wood.a($""  brotbrotNYNCA small piece (of land).@&"  brōmucbromucONNCA clump of broom.C0,**(  brogbrogDD YNCA bushy place.9)%## brocenbrocenOYVABroken, broken up, uneven.F*&$$" holrholrNYJHollow; lying in a hollow, deep, running in a deep hollow.`$"  holholOYJHollow; lying in a hollow, deep, running in a deep hollow.^"  holholNYNCA hole, a hollow.7$  holholOYNCA hole, a hollow.7$  brocc-holbrocc-holOYNCA badger hole, a sett.H0,**( broccbroccOYNCA brock, a badger.<($""  byrnstānbyrnstanOYNCBrimstone, sulphur.I40..," brimstonebrimstoneDYNCBrimstone, sulphur.E0,**( bristledbristledDD YVAScorched.<1-++& brīnebrineOYNCBrine.6.*((& brimmebrimmeMYNCA brim, an edge.<*&$$" brinkbrinkMNYNCA brink; the edge of a bank.H*&$"  brinkbrinkND YNCA brink, the edge of a bank.I+'%%  brigdelsbrigdelsOYNCA bridle; used in the sense of being fit for a horse to pass.m.*((& brick-yardbrick-yardDYNCA brick-works, a brick-field, a yard where bricks are made.o2.,,* bryke-yardbryke-yardMYNCA brick-works, a brick-field, a yard where bricks are made.o2.,,* bryke-kylbryke-kilDE YNCA brick-kiln.B3/--( brykebrykeMYNCA brick.2($""  brethungbrethungDNNCA broad.8.*((& brestingbrestingMYVRBursting, burst.@.*((& brerdbrerdOYNCA rim, an edge, a border; topographically perhaps a hill-side.h($""  brēmebremeMYJRugged.5,*((& brewsterebrewstereMYNCA brewer; a brewing-woman.L0,**( brew-housbrew-houseMYNCA brew-house, a brewery.K1-++) brēow-ærnbrow-aernOYNCA brew-house.K<8664) brewerebrewereMYNCA brewer.7,(&&$ briddbriddOYNCA bird; a young bird.?($""  BretarBretarNYNPThe Britons.8*&$$" BrettasBrettasOYNPThe Britons.:,(&&$ brērigbrerigOA NJGrowing with briers, overgrown with briers.^1/--(  brērbrerOA YNCBriers.8/+))$ brēosabreosaOYNCA gadfly.;0,**(  brēmðebremtheONNCA place overgrown with broom.T51//-$ brēmlingbremlingONNCA place overgrown with bramble.U40..," brēmerbremerOYNCA bramble thicket.D0,**( *;9 L  e  d  d d  { U+3z!||$/b >bulkibulkiNYNCA heap, a cargo; a lump; topographically perhaps a hill.b($""  =bullucbullucOYNCA male calf, a bullock.C*&$$" <pyttpyttOYNCA pit, a natural hollow; an excavated hole, esp. one where minerals or other materials are got.&"  ;stæ¯nihtstaenihtOYJStony, rocky.F75331' :stæ¯nigstaenigONJStony, rocky.D5311/& 9stonagestonageDYNCStones, stone-work; a collection or a heap of stones; a place where stones are got or found.,(&&$ 8stonerystoneryDYNCA collection of rocks or stones.N,(&&$ 7stanrystanryMYJStony.0(&$$" 6stæ¯nerstaenerOYNCStony, rocky ground.M7311/& 5stānenstanenMYJMade of stone, stony.E.,**(  4stæ¯nenstaenenOYJMade of stone, stony.L5311/& 3stæ¯nestaeneONNCA stony place.E51//-% 2stone-pitstone-pitDYNCA stone-pit, a pit from which stone is got, a quarry.g0,**( 1stane-pyttstane-pyttMNNCA stone-pit, a pit from which stone is got, a quarry.i2.,,* 0stān-pyttstan-pyttONNCA stone-pit, a pit from which stone is got, a quarry.m6200.# /stāningstaningONNCA stony place.B2.,,*! .stānihtstanihtOYJStony, rocky.?0.,,*! -stānigstanigOYJStony, rocky; made of stone.L.,**(  ,stānstanOYNCA stone, stone, rock.C,(&&$ +būg-stānbug-stanONNCA rocking-stone, a logan-stone.[:6442( *buggebuggeMYNCA boggart, a hobgoblin.A($""  )bufanbufanOYEAbove, over.4&$""  (buddabuddaOYNCA dung-beetle.8($""  'buck-stonebuck-stoneDD YNCA stone on which linen is beaten as part of the process of buck-washing.51//* &buck-stallbuck-stallDYNCA deer-trap, a net for catching deer.Y2.,,* %buck-beanbuck-beanDYNCThe buck-bean (a water plant).P0,**( $búbuNYNCA homestead, estate.?)%##! #būbuOYNCA dwelling.5($""  "brynebryneOYNCBurning; a place cleared by burning.N($""  !bry¯debrydeONNCA gushing stream.A.*((& bry¯dbrydONVRSurging.6,(&&$ brúðrbruthrNYNCA bride.>40..,$ bry¯dbrydOYNCA bride.6,(&&$ brushetbrushetDD YNCScrub.7/+))$ brusshebrussheMYNCBrushwood.8,(&&$ brunnrbrunnrNYNCA well, a spring.=*&$$" browsingbrowsingDE YVRBrowsing.<1-++& brousebrouseDE YNCYoung shoots.<-)''" brooketbrooketDD YNCA brooklet.</+))$ brunibruniNYNCBurning; a place cleared by burning.N($""  broilebroileFYNCA park, an enclosed park for deer or other game.\*&$$" bruierebruiereFLYNCHeath, heathland.A.*(&$F*_n$ |  ) % l K.!,F:O hbuttbuttMFYNCA mound; an archery butt.C($"  gbuttbuttONNCA tree-stump, a log.<&"  fbuterebutereOYNCButter.3*&$$" ebūtanbutanOYEWithout, outside of.B,*((& dbuttabuttaONNCA mound, a hill.:($""  cbutresbutresMYNCA buttress; a buttress-like hillside.Q*&$$" bbustardbustardMYNCA bustard.8,(&&$ abusshibusshiMYNCBushy, covered with bushes.G*&$$" `buskrbuskrNNNCA bush, a shrub.:($""  _bushbushMYNCA bush, a shrub.8&"  ^buscbuscONNCA bush, a shrub.8&"  ]buryingburyingMYVRInterment, burial, the act of burying.T,(&&$ \bur-trebur-treMYNCA bourtree, an elder-tree.H,(&&$ [burnbakeburnbakeDYNCLand reclaimed for ploughing by clearing it with a mattock and burning and rubbish..*((& ZburgeisburgeisMYNCA burgess.8,(&&$ YburganburganMYNCA young shoot.:*&$$" XburgageburgageMYNCA burgage house, an urban tenure.O,(&&$ WburbotburbotDE YNCA burbot (fish).?-)''" Vbūr-scipebur-scipeONNCA township.C6200.# Uburh-manburh-manMYNCA townsman, a burgage tenant.M.*((& Tbūr-landbur-landOYNCLand occupied by peasants.P40..," Sburh-weardburh-weardOYNCA town guardian.D2.,,* Rburh-wareburh-wareOYNCTown dwellers.@0,**( Qburh-tūnburh-tunOYNCA fort enclosure; a farm with a palisade; a farm at, or belonging to, or which is, a fortification, fortified house, or manorhouse.40..," Pburh-stedeburh-stedeOYNCThe site of a burh.G2.,,* Oburh-stallburh-stallOA YNCThe site of a burh.J51//* Nburh-geatburh-geatOYNCA town-gate, a manor gate.L0,**( Mbur-bladebur-bladeMYNCBog rhubarb.>0,**( LburbelburbelMYNCA bubbling spring.>*&$$" KburgæsnburgaesnONNCA burial place.D3/--+! Jbūr-cotbur-cotOYNCA dwelling-house, a cottage. (Only recorded in OE in the sense 'bed-chamber'.)2.,,*! IbūrburOYNCA peasant who held land in return for rent and services.d*&$$" HbúrburNYNCA store-house.;+'%%# GbūrburOYNCA cottage, a dwelling; a chamber, a private apartment; a secluded dwelling or place of resort.*&$$" Fbumble-kitebumble-kiteDD YNCA blackberry.F7311, EbulkerbulkerMYNCA petty thief.:*&$$" DbulderbulderMYNCA boulder.6*&$$" CbuntingbuntingMYNCA bunting.8,(&&$ BbunebuneOYNCA reed./&"  AbulutbulutOYNCThe ragged robin, the cuckoo flower.N($""  @byltebylteONNCA heap, a small hill.?($""  ?bultbultONNCA heap, a hillock.:&" ,\e h  + ^ \ N4<VR6t#z kálkalNYNCRape, cole, cabbage.A+'%%# cālcalOYNCRape, cole, cabbage.@*&$$" kartrkartrNNNCRough stony ground.=($""  certcertOYNCRough ground, stony ground.C&"  cāfcafOYJSwift, quick.7(&$$" cærsingcaersingONNCA place where cress grows, a cress-bed.\3/--+! cærsencaersenONJGrowing with cress.D/-++)  cærsecaerseOYNCCress, water-cress.D/+))' cæringcaeringONNCA bend, a turning.E1-++)  cæ¯gcaegONNCA stone.;1-++)# cæ¯gcaegOYNCA key; perhaps used topographically of hills.`1-++)# cadeircadeirCBALNNCA chair; perhaps used of a hill or lofty place.`/+)'" cabachecabacheMYNCCabbage.6,(&&$ cabincabinDYNCA cabin.2($""  cabanecabaneMYNCA cabin.4*&$$" cādāccadacOONUA jackdaw./A40..,% cācaMYNCA jackdaw./5($""  kákaNNNCA jackdaw.5)%##! cācaONNUA jackdaw./5($""  byrstbyrstOYNCA bristle; perhaps also a prickly plant.R($""  byrstbyrstOYNCA burst, a crack in the earth or soil, a landslip.\($""  bytlebytleONNCA building, a house.>($""  ~byrh-weardbyrh-weardOYNCA town guardian.D2.,,* }by¯relbyrelONNCA dwelling.;.*((& |byrgenbyrgenOYNCA burial place, a grave, a tumulus.O*&$$" {byrgelsbyrgelsOYNCA burial place, a tumulus.H,(&&$ zbyrdebyrdeONNNCA border, an edge, a bank.F*&$"  yby¯rebyreOYNCA byre, a cow-shed.A,(&&$ xstaðrstathrNYNCA place, a site.?-)''% wbýjar-staðrbyjar-stathrNYNCA farmstead.N@<::8* vl&oog;glogNYNCA law, a district administered under one law.W($""  ubýjar-l&oog;gbyjar-logNYNCA village community; used of a small administrative district.z;7553( tbyldingbyldingMYNCA building.9,(&&$ sbyldebyldeONNCA dwelling; probably used of the lair or resting place of cattle and sheep.u($""  rbyggbyggNYNCBarley./&"  qbygebygeOYNCTraffic, commerce.:&"  pbychanbychanCBFYJLittle.4+)''" obwlchbwlchCBFYNCA pass, a gap.;+'%%  nbúðbuthNN YNCA booth, a temporary shelter.R3/--(" mbuturbuturMYNCA bittern.4($""  lbuttucbuttucOYNCThe buttock; topographically a rounded slope.Y*&$$" kbuttermilkbuttermilkDYNCButtermilk; whey; milk from which the butter has been churned out.v2.,,* jbyscettbyscettONNCA copse of bushes.@,(&&$ ibyscebysceONNCA copse of bushes.<($"" 5*6, j   P  ~ .  ( 6W Qq11{0 capelcapelMNYNCA horse, a nag.;*&$"  capelcapelFN YNCA chapel.6+'%%  cantelcantelMFYNCA corner.7,(&$" canneriecannerieMFNNCA reed-bed, a cane-bed.I0,*(& canelcanelMFYNCA channel, a watercourse.E*&$"  candelcandelOYNCA candle, a church candle.F*&$$" capecapeONNCA look-out place.9&"  CantwareCantwareOYNPThe dwellers of Kent.E.*((& canto-canto-CB NZMeaning unknown.=+)''" canouncanounMYNCA canon, a member of a community of clerks or of a cathedral chapter.q*&$$" canonicuscanonicusLYNCA canon, a member of a community of clerks or of a cathedral chapter.w0,**( canglecangleMYNCAn enclosure, the fence of an enclosure; perhaps also a boundary fence.s*&$$" campingcampingMYNCThe game of camp-ball.D,(&&$ champaynechampayneMFYNCLevel, open country, unenclosed land.Y2.,*( campcampDYNCA camp, a camp-site, an old fortification or earthwork._&"  campcampOYNCA field, an enclosed piece of land.K&"  cammoccammocOYNCCammoc, kex, cow-parsley.E*&$$" camomilecamomileDYNCChamomile.:.*((& cagecageMFYNCA cage, usually a pen for deer or livestock, or a fish-trap.f($"  calvercalverDYNCA cow which calves, which is in calf.Q*&$$" calucaluOYJBald, bare, lacking vegetation.E$"  camcamCBFYJCrooked./%#!! camegcamegCBFYNCA bent thing, a bend.B+'%%  cambaco-cambaco-CB NNCA crooked place.C1-++& callcallDD YNCA place where cattle are driven, a cow-gang.W)%## kidkidDD YNCA calf.0'#!! kidekideMYNCA kid, a young goat.<&"  kid-cotekid-coteDYNCA shed for kids, a kidding pen or shelter; a prison, a lock-up.o.*((& kidkidDD YNCA cote, a pig-sty.;'#!! calf-kidcalf-kidDD YNCA calving pen, a shelter for calves.W1-++& celfcelfOA YNCA calf.2)%## kalfrkalfrNYNCA calf; sometimes used in place-names of a small thing near a larger one.s($""  calfcalfOA YNCA calf; sometimes used in place-names of a small thing near a large one.s)%## calengecalengeMFYNCA challenge, a dispute.G.*(&$ caldcaldMYJCold.+$"  kaldrkaldrNYJCold.-&$""  caldcaldOA YJCold..'%## celcecelceOA NNCA chalky place, chalky ground.K+'%%  chalkchalkMYNCChalk, lime, limestone.A($""  calccalcOA YNCChalk, lime, limestone.B)%## calaminecalamineDYNCZinc oxide (? carbonate) found in Magnesian Limestone.f.*((& calecaleMYNCRape, cole, cabbage.<&" ,_v% 9 8 + {  Q WT b PV)U cerringcerringOA NNCA turn, a bend of a river or road.S/+))$ cerrcerrOA YNCA turn, a space of time, used of a turn, a bend.[)%## cēap-stōwceap-stowOYNCA market, a market-place.W<8664) mundmundOYNCSecurity, proection.<&"  cēap-mundceap-mundONNCA market-place, a place under market law.a6200.# kaupa-landkaupa-landNYNCPurchased land.C2.,,* chapmanchapmanMYNCA merchant.9,(&&$ kaupkaupNYNCA bargain, an agreement; probably also a market.X&"  kaup-maðrkaup-mathrNYNCA merchant, a trader.L51//-! cēap-mannceap-mannOYNCA trader, a merchant.M6200.# cēapceapOYNCTrade, merchandise, a market.K,(&&$ ceannceannCGSYNCA head.4+'%%  ceaforceaforOYNCA beetle, a chafer.?*&$$" jowljowlDYNCA jaw; topographically a ravine.H&"  ceaflceaflOYNCA jaw; topographically a ravine.J($""  ceacgaceacgaONNCBroom, gorse, brushwood.D*&$$" ceafceafOYNCChaff..&"  cattecatteOYNCA she-cat, probably both wild and domestic.U($""  cawrcawrCBFYNCA giant.3)%## cavecaveFYNCA cave./&"  caulcaulDD YNCA dam, a weir.9)%## cauelcauelMYNCA division of land made by lot, an allotment of land._($""  catourcatourMYNCA provision buyer.>*&$$" caucecauceMFYNCAn embankment or dam, a raised way across marshy ground or along a dyke; a raised paved way or pavement.*&$"  cattelcattelMYNCCattle, livestock; chattel, property.Q*&$$" cattcattOYNCA cat, probably both wild and domestic.O&"  cassucencassucenONJOvergrown with hassock or sedge.N,*((& cassuccassucOYNCHassock, sedge, coarse grass.I*&$$" castencastenDD YNCEarth thrown up.?-)''" castellariacastellariaLYNCThe precinct or jurisdiction of a castle._40.., kasteynekasteyneMFYNCA chestnut-tree.B0,*(& castcastDE YNCSilt.0)%## carterecartereMYNCA carter.7,(&&$ carte-howscarte-howsMYNCA cart-house, a shed for carts.S2.,,* cartecarteMYNCA cart, a waggon.;($""  crætcraetOYNCA cart, a waggon.@-)''% carrcarrOANYNCA rock.2)%## carpentercarpenterMYNCA carpenter.>0,**( caringcaringONVRTending, herding.=*&$$" cariagecariageDE YNCA carriage, a wagon.E/+))$ carrotcarrotDYNCA carrot.5*&$$" capuncapunOGNUA capon./3($""  carfukscarfuksMFYNCA cross-roads.>.*(&$ kapallkapallNYNCA horse, a nag.;*&$$"K'Mf [ b  .  2 W^RPr*LP cheet-landcheet-landMYNCEscheated land.C2.,,* chaunteriechaunterieMYNCA chantry.>2.,,* chastainechastaineMFYNCA chestnut-tree.D2.,*( charitycharityDYNCAn endowment, bequest, foundation etc. for the benefit of the poor, etc., used of places and land so devoted; perhaps also of places so poor as to deserve charitable assistance.,(&&$ charcolecharcoleMYNCCharcoal.9.*((& chartrousechartrouseFYNCA house of Carthusian monks.P2.,,* chapelchapelMFYNCA chapel; occasionally used figuratively for a place for meetings or observance.~,(&$" chanelchanelMFYNCA channel.8,(&$" chanonchanonMYNCA canon.4*&$$" chambrechambreMFYNCA chamber, a residence, a small dwelling.Y.*(&$ chakbordechakbordeMYNCA chessboard; land resembling a chessboard.]0,**( chairechaireMYNCA chair; topographically a boulder, a crag or an outcrop of rock.m*&$$" chacechaceMFYNCA chase, a tract of ground for breeding and hunting wild animals.m*&$"  ceunantceunantCBFYNCA wooded hollow, a brook in a hollow, a dingle.`/+))$ cestcestOYNCA chest, a coffin.:&"  cesscessDYNCA rate, a tax.6&"  cēseceseOA YNCCheese.8/+))$ cerliccerlicOYNCCharlock.5*&$$" karlkarlNYNCA freeman of the lower class, a peasant.P&"  ceorlceorlOYNCA freeman of the lower class, a peasant.R($""  ceoleceoleOYNCA throat; topographically a channel, a gorge, a ravine.a($""  cēodceodOYNCA bag; topographically perhaps a hollow, a bay.],(&&$ ceōceoOYNCThe gill of a fish; probably used of a narrow valley.a*&$$" cenepcenepOYNCA horse's bit; a moustache; perhaps used as a plant-name.c($""  cempacempaOYNCA warrior.4($""  celtecelteONZMeaning and origin unknown.C&$""  cellecelleMFYNCA small dependent religious house or dwelling, a cell.b*&$"  cegelcegelOA NNCA pole; perhaps a pole used to mark a boundary.\+'%%  cegcegOA NNCProbably a stump.:'#!! celerercelererMYNCA cellarer; an officer in a monastery or other establishment, in charge of the cellar and provisions.,(&&$ celydoinecelydoineMYNCA celandine.>0,**( celadineceladineDD YNCA celandine.?1-++& ceasterceasterOLYNCA city; an old fortification; a Roman site.[.*(&$ ceastelceastelOYNCA heap.5,(&&$ ceasceasONNCA heap./&"  cēastceastOYNCStrife, contention.C.*((& cearrcearrONNCA turn, a bend.9($""  cēperecepereONNCA merchant.=0,**(  cēpingcepingOA YNCA market, a market-place.N3/--( R/KV { $ g  S w 0 ^  x7X/1`irv" @clæ¯neclaeneOYJClean, clear of weeds, etc.P31//-% ?clæpeclaepeONNCA noisy stream.@/+))' >claggyclaggyDD YJMuddy.3+)''" =claymyclaymyMYNCDamp, sticky, clayey.A*&$$" <clæ¯migclaemigONJDamp, sticky, clayey.L5311/& ;clæ¯meclaemeONNCA clayey or a muddy place.Q51//-% :cloamcloamDD YNCClay.2+'%%  9clāmclamOYNCMud, clay.8,(&&$ 8cley-pyttcley-pyttMYNCA clay-pit.=0,**( 7clæ¯gihtclaegihtONJClayey.@75331' 6clæ¯gigclaegigOYJClayey.>5311/& 5clæ¯gclaegOYNCClay, clayey soil.G3/--+$ 4clāclaOYNCA claw; topographically something claw-like or cloven.b*&$$" 3clæ¯frenclaefrenOYJGrowing with clover.M75331' 2clæ¯freclaefreOYNCClover.@7311/& 1civetcivetDE YNCA chive.5+'%%  0citycityMYNCA city. (Occasionally used ironically of small settlements.)d&"  /cisteletcisteletONNCA chestnut copse.A.*((& .cist-bēamcist-beamOYNCA chestnut-tree.H6200.# -cistcistOYNCA chestnut-tree.8&"  ,cisencisenONJGravelly.1&$""  +ciselciselOYNCGravel, shingle.:($""  *ciscisONNCGravel.-$  )ciriscirisOYNCA cherry-tree.8($""  (cippcippOYNCA beam, a log.6&"  'cinucinuOYNCA fissure, a ravine.<&"  &cimbcimbONNCAn edge.0&"  %cilforcilforOYNCA ewe-lamb.7*&$$" $ciccciccONNCA bend./&"  #chislichisliMYJGravelly.3(&$$" "chirkingchirkingMYVRSqueaking.:.*((& !chillchillDE YJCold.0)'%%  chevrelechevreleFYNCA kid.6.*((& chauntourchauntourMYNCA chanter, a chorister; a magician.U0,**( chestnutchestnutDE YNCA chestnut-tree.C1-++& chestechesteMYNCA strife, a dispute.@*&$$" chaumberlaynechaumberlayneMYNCA chamberlain, a treasurer.U84220! chatterpiechatterpieDD YNCA magpie.@51//* chumpchumpDD YNCA lump or log of wood.C+'%%  chirchechircheMYNCA church.7,(&&$ ciriceciriceOYNCA church.5*&$$" chippechippeMYNCA chip.3*&$$" chefchefFYNCA headland.3&"  cherietreecherietreeMYNCA cherry-tree.B2.,,* chirichiriMFYNCA cherry; a cherry-tree.D*&$"  cheokencheokenMYVITo choke.7,(&&$ chekerchekerMYNCA chequer; ground of chequered appearance.V*&$$"p)L/ v ) X 2 d   53(3x"th iknarknarMYNCA rugged rock.6&"  hcnearrcnearrONNCA rugged rock.:*&$$" gcnafacnafaOYNCA boy, a young man, a servant, a menial.R($""  fclunterclunterDD YNCA clod.8/+))$ eclūnclunONNCA clod, a lump, a stump.F,(&&$ dclumpclumpDE YNCA cluster of trees.@+'%%  cclubbedclubbedMYJClubbed, knobbed, massive.F*(&&$ bclubbeclubbeMYNCA club, a thick stick.B*&$$" aclobbeclobbeMNNCA lump of earth; perhaps later a knoll.S*&$$" `clumperclumperDD YNCA lump, a clod.@/+))$ _clympreclympreOYNCA lump of metal.>,(&&$ ^clūsclusOYNCAn enclosure, a close,a narrow passage; a dam, a sluice.f,(&&$ ]clotecloteMYNCMeaning uncertain, possibly connected with drainage and the damming of water.w($""  \closclosMYJClose, narrow.4$"  [closecloseMFYNCA close, an enclosure.B*&$"  ZcloppcloppONNCA lump, a hillock, a hill.D($""  YclawddclawddCBFYNCA dike, a hedge, a ditch.H-)''" XclodclodDD YNCA lump of earth or peat.C)%## WcloddecloddeMYNCA lump of earth or peat.D*&$$" VcloddcloddONNCA lump of earth or peat.B($""  UclippereclippereMYNCA sheep-shearer.@.*((& TclockclockDD YNCA beetle.6+'%%  SclifeclifeOYNCBurdock.2($""  RklettrklettrNW YNCA cliff, a rock.?-)''" QklintklintND YNCA rocky cliff; a steep bank; a projecting rock.\+'%%  PclentclentONNCA rock.1($""  OclereclereMFYNCA forest-glade.;*&$"  NclincclincONNCA crevice.4($""  MclencclencONNCPossibly a hill.:($""  LclercclercMYNCAn ecclesiastic, a cleric; a scholar, learned person, a secretary.l($""  KclercclercOYNCAn ecclesiastic, a cleric.D($""  JcleowecleoweMYNCA clew, a ball (of yarn etc.); possibly used of a ball-shaped hill, or figuratively of a guiding line to denote a mound serving as a landmark.*&$$" IclēowcleowONNCA clew, a ball (of yarn etc.); possibly used of a ball-shaped hill, or figuratively as a guiding line denoting a mound serving as a landmark..*((& HclothclothMYNCCloth; a cloth.9($""  GclāþclathOYNCCloth; a cloth.D3/--+$ FclaterclaterONNCLoose stones, a heap of boulders.M*&$$" Eclap-hatchclap-hatchDD YNCA clap-gate.C51//* Dclap-gateclap-gateDD YNCA self-closing gate, a kissing-gate.Y3/--( CclāteclateOYNCBurdock, goose-grass.E.*((& BclapereclapereMYNCA warren.7,(&&$ AclapperclapperMYNCA rough bridge or crossing of a stream.U,(&&$y't< L  4 " l # }Qix.m,e ? coggecoggeMYNCA cog wheel, a mill; topographically a hill.V($""  coggcoggONNCA cog-wheel, a mill; topographically a hill.T&"  cockpitcockpitDYNCA pit for cock-fighting, a cock-pit.R,(&&$ cock-fightcock-fightDE YNCA cock-fight.D51//* cockercockerDYNCA cock-fighter.;*&$$" cockercockerMYNCA fighter, a quarrelsome man; one who puts up hay-cocks.d*&$$" cochcochCBFYJRed.-'%## cofacofaOYNCAn inner chamber; a cave, a cove.I&"  coddcoddOYNCA bag, a sack; topographically a hollow.P&"  sceotesceoteOCNUA pigeon./6*&$$" sceotasceotaOYNCA trout.4*&$$" scēotsceotONNCA steep slope.>.*((& sceotsceotOYNCA chancel, an inner room.C($""  shetersheterMYNCA shooter, an archer.A*&$$" scēoteresceotereONNCA shooter, an archer.K40..," scēotendesceotendeOYVRShooting, gushing forth.P6200.# sceotsceotOYNCA shooting; a rapid movement.G($""  shoteshoteMYNCA corner of land, an angle, a projecting piece of land.a($""  ~scēatsceatOYNCA corner of land, an angle, a projecting piece of land.g.*((& }scytescyteOYNCA shooting; a place where shooting takes place; a place where something shoots out; a steep slope; a rush of water.($""  |cocc-scytecocc-scyteONNCOriginally a shooting, darting of woodcocks; later also a place where woodcocks shoot or dart.2.,,* {cocc-roducocc-roduOYNCA cock-road or cearing in a wood where woodcocks were netted.o0,**( zcoccelcoccelOYNCTares.2*&$$" ycocc-bilecocc-bileONNCA cock's bill; used of the sharp projection of a boundary.l0,**( xcogmancogmanMYNCA dealer in cogware or coarse cloth.P*&$$" wcobbelcobbelDE YNCA cobble-stone.>-)''" vcobcobDD YNCA summit; a mound, hillock, tumulus.M'#!! ucobbcobbONNCA round lump, a cob.<&"  tcnugelcnugelONNCA knuckle; used of broken ground.M*&$$" sknútrknutrNYNCA knot; a rocky hill.F/+))'  rknotknotMYNCA hard mass of something; a hillock, a rocky hill, a cairn.c&"  qcnottacnottaOYNCA knot.3*&$$" pkn&oog;ttrknottrNYNCA ball.7.*((& oknightknightMYNCA knight.5*&$$" ncnihtcnihtOYNCA youth, a servant, a soldier.H($""  mknékneNYNCA knee; used of the bend in a river or road.Y+'%%# lcnēocneoOYNCA knee; used of the bend in a river or road.Z,(&&$ kknorryknorryMNJFull of knurs, knotty, gnarled.I(&$$" jknorreknorreMYNCA knot or excrescence on the side of a tree; perhaps used of a gnarled tree.x*&$$",: G + R `  y + 8E2LP~4u+{ cordewanerecordewanereMYNCA shoemaker.B40.., copperascopperasDE YNCBisulphide of iron.F1-++& coriercorierMYNCA currier.6*&$$" copyholdcopyholdDE YNCCopyhold; land under such tenure.T1-++& copelcopelONNCPossibly a crest, a peak.C($""  copiscopisMFYNCA coppice.6*&$"  coperouncoperounMYNCA hill-top.;.*((& contassecontasseMYNCA countess.;.*((& conventconventMYNCA convent; a community of monks of nuns.V,(&&$ cong-cong-ONNCUncertain: perhaps a turning, a bend.O($""  CondateCondateCB NNPPlace-name: place at a confluence.S/+))$ colmcolmMYNCSoot, col-dust, slack.>&"  collowcollowDE YNCSoot, coal-dust, slack.F-)''" colloncollonDD YNCDead heather.<-)''" collokcollokDE YNCA tub.5-)''" communcommunMYNCCommon land.8*&$$" combrecombreFYNCA heap of stones.=*&$$" coetgaecoetgaeCBFYNCA quickset hedge.B/+))$ cony-gatcony-gatDYNCA rabbit-warren.@.*((& eorðeeortheOYNCEarth, soil, ground; a plot of ground.U-)''% coning-erthconing-erthMYNCA rabbit-warren.F40.., coningerconingerMYNCA rabbit-warren.@.*((& coniconiMYNCA rabbit.1&"  colterecoltereMYNCA colt-herd.:,(&&$ conestableconestableMFYNCA constable, the chief officer of a royal household or court, the warden of a royal castle.40.,* cunditecunditeMFYNCA conduit.:.*(&$ collegecollegeMYNCA college: a community of priests serving a collegiate church; an institution of higher education.,(&&$ coltcoltOYNCA colt./&"  kollrkollrNYNCA hill, a top, a summit.B($""  collcollONNCA hill./&"  colefoxcolefoxMYNCA colefox, a brant-fox.E,(&&$ cūlecleONNCA hollow.6+'%%# colecoleOYNCA hollow.1&"  coliercolierMYNCA collier.6*&$$" coligcoligONJPertaining to charcoal; full of, or marked by, charcoal.`&$""  colestrecolestreONNCA charcoal burner.B.*((& colerecolereONNCA charcoal burner.>*&$$" kolkolNYJCoal-black./"  collierycollieryDYNCA colliery, a coalpit.F.*((& coalpitcoalpitDYNCA mineral coal mine.B,(&&$ col-pyttcol-pyttOYNCA coalpit, ie. a place in which charcoal is made (not a mineral coal mine).{.*((& colcolOYNCCoal, especially charcoal.@$  cokaygnardcokaygnardMFNNCA cockney, a man of Cokaygne.S40.,* cokaygnecokaygneMYNPThe name of an imaginary country of luxury and idleness.h.*((& )l` O z ) W U  f  y/|!nZ3W1l crab-millcrab-millDD YNCA mill for crushing crab-apples, a cider-press.d3/--( crabbecrabbeMYNCA crab-apple.9*&$$" crabbacrabbaOYNCA crab, a crayfish.?*&$$" cow-housecow-houseDE YNCA cow-house, a cowshed, a shippon.W3/--( cow-berrycow-berryDD YNCThe cow-berry or whortle-berry.T3/--( covercoverMYNCA covert, a hiding-place, a shelter for game.W($""  cy¯pecypeOYNCAn osier-basket (especially for catching fish).],(&&$ cūpecupeMYNCA coop, a basket (for catching fish).S,(&&$ cūpecupeONNCA coop, a basket (for catching fish).S,(&&$ couparecoupareMYNCA cask-maker, a cooper.E,(&&$ coudraiecoudraieFYNCA hazel copse; a hazel hedge.M.*((& courtcourtMFYNCA space enclosed by walls or houses, a yard; a large house, a manor-house; a house where manorial courts were held.*&$"  countécounteMYNCA county, a shire.E1-++)! coven-treecoven-treeDD YNCA guelder-rose.F51//* coursecourseMYNCA fold-course; pasture in the open fields.V*&$$" cottagercottagerDE YNCA tenant of a cottage, a labourer.U1-++& countecounteMYNCThe female private parts; topographically a cleft, an orifice, a spring.t*&$$" couchercoucherMYNCA coucher.8,(&&$ coð-ærncoth-aernONNCA sick-house, a hospital.S84220% cotagecotageMYNCA cottage.6*&$$" costcostOYJExcellent.0$"  costcostOYNCA temptation, trial, examination.I&"  costcostOYNCCostmary, tansy.8&"  coshcoshMYNCA cottage, a hut, a hovel.B&"  coserecosereMYNCA dealer.5*&$$" corvisercorviserMYNCA shoemaker.<.*((& cortecorteONNCA short plot of ground, a piece of land cut off.Z($""  corrodiecorrodieDE YNCA pension, annuity, stipend; an annual donation to a church or a feudal lord.1-++& coronercoronerMYNCA coroner.8,(&&$ corounecorouneMYNCA crown, the Crown, the rights and property attached to the monarch.r,(&&$ cornercornerMYNCA corner, a nook.=*&$$" kvernkvernNYNCA hand-mill; a mill; a mill-stone.L($""  cweorncweornOYNCA quern, a hand-mill; possibly also used of any mill.a*&$$" corncornMYNCA quern, a hand-mill.=&"  cranuccranucONNUA crane (the bird)./@*&$$" crancranOGNUA crane; probably also a heron or similar bird./X&"  corncornONNUA crane, a heron. 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J  | 4 d   R EZ`|4aJ5 deieriedeierieMYNCA dairy.6,(&&$ demeyndemeynMYNCA demesne.6*&$$" delfdelfOYNCA digging, a trench, a pit, a quarry.M&"  dēawigdeawigOYJDewy.5.,**(  dimpledimpleMYNCA dimple, a dip in the surface of the land.W*&$$" dumpeldumpelONNCA deep hole, a pit.?*&$$" drumbledrumbleDD YNCA wooded dell, a ravine.I/+))$ dumbeldumbelONNCA deep hollow, a wooded dell, a ravine.S*&$$" dembildembilNNNCA pool.3*&$$" decoydecoyDYNCA decoy.2($""  dēawdeawOYNCDew.2,(&&$ dawkdawkDD YNCA hollow.4)%## dauðrdauthrNYJDead, disused.;+)''% dawcockdawcockDE YNCA jackdaw.;/+))$ dawedaweMYNCA jackdaw.2&"  dauberdauberMYNCA plasterer, one who puddles daub.N*&$$" daubedaubeMYNCDaub, daubing clay.=($""  darneldarnelMYNCDarnel.3*&$$" dalledalleFYNCA conduit.4($""  deafdeafDD YJDeaf; barren.6'%## dede-mandede-manMYNCA dead man, a corpse.E.*((& dēad ceorldead ceorlOYNCA dead man.E84220$ dēaðdeathOYNCDeath; a dead person, a departed spirit.[1-++)" dēaddeadOYJDead.1*(&&$ day-holeday-holeDD YNCAn entry to a mine.F1-++& day-workday-workMYNCThe amount of land that can be worked in a day._.*((& dai-winedai-wineMYNCEarnings for a day's work (by a customary tenant).b.*((& DanskrDanskrNYJDanish.1(&$$" deneysdeneysMYJDanish.1(&$$" DeniscDeniscOYJDanish.1(&$$" ~DeneDeneOYNPA Dane./&"  }DanirDanirNYNPThe Danes.4($""  |damedameMFYNCA lady.1($"  {dammingdammingMNNCA dam.4,(&&$ zdemmingdemmingMYNCA dam.4,(&&$ ydammrdammrNYNCA dam.0($""  xdammdammONNCA dam..&"  wdammedammeMYNCA dam.0($""  vdælddaeldNYNCA small valley.>-)''% udeilddeildNYNCA share of land.:($""  tdeilldeillNYNCA share, a portion of land.E($""  sdoledoleMYNCA share, a portion; a share in the common field.X&"  rdāldalOYNCA share, a portion; a share in the common field.\*&$$" qdafaddafadCBFYNCA sheep.5+'%%  pdādaOYNCA doe, the female of the fallow deer.O($""  odeigjadeigjaNYNCA dairymaid.8*&$$" ndæ¯gedaegeOYNCA dairymaid.A3/--+$ mdey-hūsdey-husMYNCA dairy.<2.,,*!L,DE S   C y ' , |-1D/Z%l_ discheredischereMYNCA disher, a maker or seller of dishes.V.*((& dipdipDYNCA hollow./$  dingledingleMYNCAn abyss, a deep hollow; a deep dell, a narrow valley.b*&$$" diledileOYNCDill.-&"  djúrdjurNNNCAn animal, a beast.B-)''% dimmingdimmingOYNCDarkness; the process of growing dim.S,(&&$ dīgoldigolOYJHidden, obscure.>,*((& dīgledigleOYNCA shady or secret place.H.*((& díkdikNYNCA ditch.5+'%%# dígrdigrNYJThick.3+)''% digerdigerONJThick, dense.5&$""  diggendiggenDE YVADug.3-)''" dikeredikereMYNCA ditcher.6*&$$" dikeddikedMYJDitched.0&$""  Dieu l'acresseDieu l'acresseFYNPFrench place-name: 'may God increase it'.e:6442" dykerdykerMYUTen, half a score.:&$""  dicordicorONUTen, half a score.:&$""  dicheddichedMYJDitched; enclosed with ditches.I(&$$" dīcdicOYNCA ditch, usually an excavated trench, either defensive or for drainage of water.|*&$$" dibbingdibbingMYNCA dibbling, a hole in the ground for seed.X,(&&$ dialdialMYNCA dial, a sun-dial.;&"  dendenMYNCA dean.-$  dīacondiaconOYNCA deacon.;0,**(  devisedeviseFYNCA division, a boundary.C*&$$" desertdesertMFYNCA wild, deserted place.E,(&$" derventjūderventjuCB NNPA river-name.H9533.# derneddernedDE YJHidden.4+)''" dernederneOA YJHidden, secret, obscure.C)'%%  deorcdeorcOYJDark, obscure, gloomy.>&$""  dēor-tūndeor-tunOYNCA park, a deer park.P:6442( fæledfaeledONNCA fold, an enclosure for animals.R/+))' faldingfaldingONNCThe act of folding animals.I,(&&$ falderefaldereONNCA folder, one who folds animals.N,(&&$ faldfaldOYNCA fold, a small enclosure for animals; a small herding settlement, a herdsmen's hamlet.&"  dēor-falddeor-faldOYNCA fold for wild beasts, a deer-park.\6200.# deerdeerMYNCAn animal, a deer.:&"  dēordeorOYNCAn animal, a beast.A,(&&$ djúprdjuprNYJDeep.4-+))'  dēopingdeopingONNCA deep place.A2.,,*! 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(Perhaps evidence of textile manufacture rather than domestic laundry.)84220! dringdringDD YNCA narrow passage or lane.F+'%%  drovedroveDE YNCA road on which cattle are driven.O+'%%  driftdriftDE YNCA road on which cattle are driven.O+'%%  dry¯gedrygeOYJDry, dried up.<,*((& drōsndrosnOYNCDirt.5.*((& drueriedruerieMFYNCCourtship, love.@.*(&$z*[i  G s  ) g  tBIB+;v& LemelemelOYNCA caterpillar.6&"  KeisandieisandiNYNCA rushing one.<,(&&$ JenenCBANADThe.+%! 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RencheencheMYNCA manorial servant or workman.H($""  QengengNYNCA meadow, pasture.8$  PenedenedOYNFA duck./0&"  OendleofanendleofanOYUEleven.7.,**( NendiendiNYNCAn end, the end of something, the end of an estate, a district or quarter of a village or town.&"  MendeendeOYNCAn end; the end of something, the end of an estate, a district or quarter of a village or town.&" *Z ~+ N  Z i  Z J #>y0O~8Rv wulf-feallewulf-fealleONNCA wolf-trap.B40.., wulfwulfOYNCA wolf./&"  ulfrulfrNYNCA wolf./&"  feallefealleOYNCA trap.3*&$$" fé-húsfe-husNYNCA cattle-shed.H84220( feohfeohOYNCCattle./&"  féfeNYNCCattle.2)%##! feather-bedfeather-bedDYNCA feather-bed; something soft and yielding; a peat-bog or spongy ground.~40.., fattingfattingDYNCFattening, land reserved for fattening farm beasts.a,(&&$ fayre-wetherfayre-wetherMNJFair-weather; for use only in favourable conditions.j4200.  fartherfartherDYJFarther off.8*(&&$ fengelfengelONVRSeizing; possibly a fishing trap or net; possibly a place where fish or animals were trapped.*&$$" fangfangNYVRFishing.0&"  fárfarNYNCA sheep.5+'%%# farfarNYNCMotion, passage, a track, a course.I$  felgingfelgingOA YNCA piece of ploughed or fallow land.T/+))$ fellingfellingOA NNCA felling of trees, a clearing.P/+))$ felletfelletOA NNCA clump of felled trees, a clump of stumps, a forest clearing.m-)''" wæter-fallwaeter-fallOYNCA waterfall, a cascade, a rapid; a place where a stream disappears underground.95331$ fallfallNYNCA forest clearing.:&"  fallfallOA NNCA falling, a place where something falls, a felling of trees, a forest clearing.{)%## falhfalhOA YNCLand broken up for cultivation, ploughed land; later ploughed land left uncultivated for a year, fallow land.)%## faieriefaierieMFYNCA fairy.8.*(&$ feirefeireMFYNCA fair, a gathering of merchants.M*&$"  fāgfagOYJVariegated, multi-coloured, coloured.O(&$$" fættfaettOYJFat, nutritious, rich.C+)''% fæstenfaestenOYNCA stronghold.@1-++)  fæst-ærnfaest-aernOYNCA fortified house.P<8664( fæsfaesOYNCThe fringe of a garment; perhaps used figuratively of the border or edge of something.+'%%# fœ´rrfoerrNYJFit for use, safe.F20..,% fagrfagrNYJFair, beautiful.6$"  fægerfaegerOYJFair, beautiful, pleasant.I-+))' ~fæferfaeferONNCA smith.9/+))' }fabafabaLYNCA bean./&"  |cotelercotelerMYNCA cuttler.8,(&&$ {fācenfacenOYNCTreachery.:.*((& zeyrreyrrNYNCA gravel- or sand-bank.?&"  yextraextraLYEWithout, outside.9&$""  xeweeweFYNCWater.,$  wēðeetheOYNCWasteland.;/+))'! veyreyrMYNCAn heir..$  uetiscetiscONNCA plot of land, probably pasture land.P($"" ,'{- x 3 b  6 + |  K w>@Nf þriðingthrithingOYNCA third part, especially the third part of a shire.m84220% feoðer-feother-OYUFour. (Only found in compounds.)Q/-++) fēorðungfeorthungOYNCA fourth part, a quarter (of an estate or the like).o95331& fēorðafeorthaOYJFourth, quarter.E31//-$ fēowertigfeowertigOYUForty.<4200.# fēowerfeowerOYUFour.5.,**(  fendefendeMYNCA fiend, a devil.;($""  fēondfeondOYNCA fiend, a devil.A.*((& feohtfeohtOYNCA fight, the place of a fight. (Sometimes used of so-called sports such as cock-fighting or horse-fighting.)($""  feofeoMYNCA fee, a lordship.8$  fentefenteMYNCA split, a rift, a rift in the ground.P($""  fenkelfenkelMNNCMeaning unknown.<*&$$" fenkelfenkelMYNCFennel.3*&$$" fenderfenderDD YNCA ditch, a boundary; a boundary ditch or baulk; a drainage ditch with banks and sluices; a sluice(-gate).-)''" fencefenceMYNCA fence.2($""  fenfenNYNCA fen, a marsh.5$  feltefelteOYNCA plant-name, recorded only in compounds.S($""  felgfelgOYNCA felly.0&"  felterefeltereMYNCA felt-maker.;,(&&$ feltfeltMYNCFelt.-&"  feltfeltOYNCFelt.-&"  fellfellMYNCSkin, hide.3&"  fegfegDD YNCCoarse grass.6'#!! feedingfeedingDD YNCPasturage, grazing ground.K/+))$ felowefeloweMYNCA fellow, a partner.@*&$$" félagifelagiNYNCA fellow, a partner.G1-++)! fēgelsfegelsONNCPossibly a hurdle, a fence.M0,**(  feaxfeaxOYNCHair; rough, coarse grass.B&"  featherfewfeatherfewDD YNCFeverfew.@51//* feverfewfeverfewMYNCFeverfew.9.*((& fefer-fugefefer-fugeOYNCFeverfew.=2.,,* fecchefeccheMYNCA vetch.4*&$$" fēawefeaweOYJFew.2,*((& farfarDYJFar, distant.1"  ferferMYJFar, distant.1"  feorfeorOYJFar, distant.3$"  fearrfearrOYNCA bull.1($""  fearnigfearnigOYJFerny, growing with ferns.F*(&&$ fearnfearnOYNCA fern; ferns; a ferny place.G($""  fearhfearhOYNCA piglet, a hog.:($""  falcafalcaOA NNUA falcon./7+'%%  fealufealuOYJFallow, pale brown or reddish yellow.M&$""  wulf-weardwulf-weardOYNCA wolf-ward, a guardian or watchman against wolves.g2.,,* wulf-pyttwulf-pyttOYNCA wolf-pit, a wolf-trap.J0,**( +{.r+ \ Z  $ o  " hjco*DeFHm flæ¯sc-mangereflaesc-mangereOYNCOne who sells flesh, a butcher.fEA??=- flæ¯scflaescOYNCFlesh, butcher's meat.M51//-% fitfitNYNCGrassland on the bank of a river.G$  finger-postfinger-postDYNCA finger-post; a road-sign at a junction, indicating direction, destination and distance.40.., fisc-pōlfisc-polOYNCA fish-pond.B40..," fiski-garðrfiski-garthrNYNCA fish-trap; a fish-pond.T95331# fisc-geardfisc-geardONNCA fish-trap, a fish-pond.M2.,,* fiskarifiskariNYNCA fisherman.:,(&&$ fiscerefiscereOYNCA fisherman.:,(&&$ fiscfiscOYNCA fish./&"  finnfinnNNNCCoarse grass.5&"  finnfinnONNCCoarse grass.5&"  pincapincaOBNCA finch, a chaffinch./@($""  fincfincOGNMA finch./1&"  fīnafinaOGNMA wood-pecker./=,(&&$ finfinMYJFine.)"  wudu-fīnwudu-finOYNCA heap of wood, a wood-pile.R40..," fīningfiningONNCA place where wood is heaped, possibly a clearing.d0,**(  fīnigfinigOYNCA heap, especially a wood-heap, but also used for a heap of other material.{.*((& fīnfinOYNCA heap, espcially of wood, a heap or pile of other material. (May sometimes refer to a hill or mound.)*&$$" fillefilleOYNCThyme, or some such plant.D($""  feleðefeletheOA NNCHay.82.,,' fildenfildenONJPertaining to a 'feld' or tract of open country.Z(&$$" fildefildeONNCDwellers in the 'feld' or open countryside.U($""  fildefildeOYNCA plain.2($""  fīfelfifelOYNCA monster.:.*((& fífafifaNYNCCotton grass.<-)''% fīffifOYUFive./(&$$" field-landfield-landDYNCTracts of unenclosed arable, open selions.^2.,,* fierelfierelOW NNCA place growing with oaks.I-)''" feðerfetherOYNCA feather.9-)''% ffinffinCBFYNCA boundary.6)%## fersfersONNCFurze..&"  ferscferscOYJFresh..&$""  fernðeferntheOA NNCA place overgrown with fern or bracken.[2.,,' ferourferourMFYNCAn iron-worker.=,(&$" fermeriefermerieMYNCA monastic infirmary.E.*((& fermefermeDE YNCLand held on lease, a farm, an agricultural tenement.b+'%%  fermefermeMFYNCA rent.3*&$"  fergenfergenOA YNCA mountain. (Recorded only in compounds.)X-)''" ferdferdOA YNCAn army, a troop.<)%## þrēothreoOYUThree.91/--+$ þriðjungrthrithjungrNYNCA third part, especially the third part of a shire.q<8664' .LZ W Y  { 1 J . K^@QEKOf v # flitflitOYNCA strife, a dispute.<&"  " flintflintOYNCA flint.2($""  ! flicceflicceOYNCA flitch, a side of bacon.F*&$$" fletfletOYNCA floor, the ground.<&"   flēosfleosOYNCA fleece.9.*((&  flēogefleogeOYNCA fly.80,**(   FlemingFlemingOYNPA Fleming, a native of Flanders.N,(&&$  flēmingflemingOYNCA fugitive.?2.,,*!  flekiflekiNYNCA hurdle.3($""   flekeflekeMYNCA hurdle.3($""   fleinnfleinnNYNCA dart, an arrow.=*&$$"  fleccherfleccherMYNCA fletcher, a maker of arrows.N.*((&  fleaðefleatheOYNCA water-lily.>/+))'  flankflankDYNCThe side of something.@($""   fleamfleamDD YNCAn artificial channel, a mill-stream.R+'%%   flemflemMYNCA stream, a river.:&"   flēamafleamaONNCA stream.;0,**(   flēmaflemaOA YNCA fugitive.>1-++&  flēamfleamOYNCFlight (of a criminal, defeated troops, etc.)].*((&  flayflayDD YNCA turf.2)%##  flax-yardflax-yardDYNCAn enclosure where flax is grown.S0,**(  flax-yordeflax-yordeMYNCAn enclosure where flax is grown.U2.,,* flaxflaxMYNCFlax.-&"  fleaxfleaxOYNCFlax./($""  flaðaflathaNNNCA flat meadow.=-)''% flatteflatteMYJFlat, level.6(&$$" flatrflatrNYJFlat, level.4&$""   flatflatDD YNCA division of a field.A)%##  flatflatNYNCA piece of flat level ground.E&"   flassheflassheMYNCFlooded grassland; a sheet of shallow water.Z,(&&$  flaskflaskDYNCA swamp, swampy grassland, shallow water, a pool.[($""   flaggeflaggeMYNCThe flag-iris; a reed or rush; a place where reeds grow.d*&$$"  flightflightDE YNCA turf.6-)''"  flaightflaightDYNCTurf.3,(&&$  flagðflagthNYNCA (female) troll.@-)''% flakflakMYNCA turf./&"  flagaflagaNYNCA slab of stone, a flagstone.G($""  flagflagNYNCA turf, a sod.6&"  flagenflagenOYVAFlayed; stripped of turf.E*&$$" flageflageONNCA flake, a fragment; a flagstone; a pared-off sod.\($""  flæ¯reflaereOYNCAn ear-lobe; topographically a steep tongue of land between two streams.51//-% fj&oog;ðrfjothrNYNCA feather.=1-++)! fj&oog;lfjolNYNCA board, a plank.=*&$$" fithelarefithelareMYNCA fiddler.<0,**( flesh-hewereflesh-hewereMYNCA butcher.B6200.  flescherflescherMYNCA butcher, a flesh-monger.J.*((&+)?_ % F p  e  ` Psi Fy (< L fote-wayefote-wayeDYNCA footpath.=0,**( K foot-roadfoot-roadDD YNCA foot-way, a footpath.L3/--( J footballfootballDYNCThe game of football.E.*((& I fōrforOYNCA hog, a pig.9*&$$" H foliefolieMFYNCFolly.2*&$"  G folc-landfolc-landOYNCFolk-land, land held according to folk-right._0,**( F folkfolkNYNCThe people of a tribe of family, the common people.[&"  E folcfolcOYNCThe people of a tribe or family, the common people.[&"  D folifoliNYNCA foal./&"  C folafolaOYNCA foal./&"  B fōlfolMYNCA fool.3*&$$" A fóðrfothrNYNCFodder.;2.,,*# @ foggefoggeMYNCAftermath, the long grass left standing during the winter.d($""  ? foggifoggiNNNCAftermath, the long grass left standing during the winter.d($""  > foggafoggaONNCAftermath, the long grass left standing during the winter.d($""  = fnastandefnastandeMYVRPanting, snorting, breathing out hard.X0,**( < fodderfodderDYNCAnimal feed.8*&$$" ; flotherflotherDD YNCA boggy place, a swamp.H/+))$ : flōd-gangflod-gangONNCA mill-race (perhaps).N6200.# 9 flouryflouryMYJFlowery; abounding with flowers.J(&$$" 8 fōðorfothorOYNCA cartload, a heavy load (of hay, etc.); food, fodder.k3/--+# 7 fōdringfodringONNCFoddering, grazing.G2.,,*! 6 fōdorfodorOYNCFood, food for cattle, fodder.N.*((& 5 fodyngefodyngeMYNCFeeding, grazing.?,(&&$ 4 fōdingfodingONNCFeeding, grazing.C0,**(  3 flotflotOYNCDeep water, the sea; flooded land.J&"  2 flórrflorrNYNCA pavement.</+))'  1 flōrefloreOYNCA floor.8.*((& 0 flōrflorOYNCA floor, a pavement, the ground.N,(&&$ / flōhflohOYNCA fragment, a bit of stone.I,(&&$ . flokkrflokkrNYNCAn assemblage of people, a company, a troop.X*&$$" - floccfloccOYNCAn assemblage of people, a company, a troop.V($""  , flōkereflokereMNNCOne who catches flukes, a fluke-fisher.[2.,,*! + flókariflokariNNNCOne who catches flukes, a fluke-fisher.\3/--+" * flōcereflocereONNCOne who catches flukes, a fluke-fisher.[2.,,*! ) fljótfljotNYNCA river.9/+))'  ( floatedfloatedDYJIrrigated, systematically flooded to bring on an early growth.j*(&&$ ' floatfloatDD YNCA dam; a dock or pool behind a dam; an irrigation trench.f+'%%  & floatfloatDYNCA dock or place where vessels may float.R($""  % flitenflitenMYVADisputed.5*&$$" $ flitflitDD YNCA shift, a move; to shift; a movable tether in a pasture.d)%##0+\J q  T  < c  D *DR}4| N~) w FrīgFrigOYNPThe name of a heathen Germanic goddess (Woden's consort).g,(&&$ v freeboardfreeboardDD YNCA strip of land beyond estate boundaries, over which the owner possesses certain rights; pasture edges of an arable field; right of way.3/--( u frayryfrayryMYNCA friary.5*&$$" t French grassFrench grassDYNCSainfoin.A6200.  s frankeleinfrankeleinMYNCA freeholder, a franklin.M2.,,* r French wheatFrench wheatDYNCThe buckwheat, Polygonum Fagopyrum.[6200.  q frerefrereMYNCA friar, a brother, a member of one of the mendicant orders.f($""  p frankfrankMYJFree.-&$""  o FrancaFrancaOYNPA Frank, a Frenchman. Also used as a personal name._*&$$" n frēofreoOYJFree, free from service or charge.N*(&&$ m FrenschemanFrenschemanMYNPA Frenchman.B40.., l FrenscheFrenscheMYJFrench.5,*((& k frehtfrehtOYNCAugury, divination.=($""  j frāterfraterLYNCA brother, a friar, a member of a religious or military order.p0,**(  i framframOYJVigorous, strong.7$"  h fouillefouilleFYNCAn excavation.<,(&&$ g fox-eorðefox-eortheONNCA fox-earth.C51//-! f fox-holfox-holOYNCA fox-hole, a fox's earth.H,(&&$ e foxfoxOYNCA fox.,$  d fótrfotrNYNCA foot.6-)''% c fōtfotOYNCA foot; the foot of something; the bottom of a hill, the mouth of a stream etc.{*&$$" b fossfossONNCA ditch.0&"  a forumforumLYNCA market.3($""  ` forð-ēgforth-egONNCAn island in marshland.P7311/% _ forth-shetereforth-shetereMYNCA projecting piece of ground.W84220! ^ forðforthOYDIn front, before.<)'%%# ] forstigforstigONJFrosty.3*(&&$ \ forstforstOYNCFrost.0($""  [ forstforstONNCA ridge, a hill.:($""  Z forsforsNYNCA waterfall.4&"  Y forneisforneisMYNCA furnace.8,(&&$ X forneforneOYNCA trout.2($""  W fornfornNYJOld.*$"  V forinsecaforinsecaLYJLying without the bounds.I.,**( U forgeforgeMFYNCA forge, a smithy.>*&$"  T fore-stallfore-stallOA YNCThe place in front of a farm-house.Z51//* S foresterforesterMFYNCA forester, an officer in charge of a forest._0,*(& R forestforestMFYNCA large tract of woodland, a forest.R,(&$" Q foreinforeinMFYJLying outside the bounds; without.N*(&$" P fore-burgfore-burgOYNCAn out-work.>0,**( O forcaforcaOYNCA fork; land shaped like a fork.J($""  N footwayfootwayDD YNCA footpath.</+))$ M foot-gatefoot-gateDD YNCA footpath.@3/--(K,-|5 r E M = 6Ov43>z9 gærs-tūngaers-tunOYNCA grass enclosure, a paddock.Z;7553( gærs-halhgaers-halhONNCA nook of land used for pasture.Y7311/# gresinggresingMYNCGrazing, pasture.?,(&&$ gærsinggaersingONNCGrazing, pasture.F3/--+! gærsengaersenONJGrowing with grass.D/-++)  gresgresNYNCGrass..&"  gærsgaersOYNCGrass.5-)''% gadelinggadelingMYNCA companion; a low fellow.J.*((& gædelinggaedelingOYNCA kinsman, a companion in arms.V51//-" gaderiangaderianOYVITo gather, to collect.F.*((& gaddgaddMYNCA gad, a goad.6&"  gadgadDD YNCA gad-fly.3'#!! fullockfullockMNNCPerhaps a foul (ie. diseased) oak.P,(&&$ fyrstfyrstONNCA leader, a prince.=($""  fyrsettfyrsettONNCA place overgrown with furze.K,(&&$ fyrsenfyrsenONJGrowing with furze.=(&$$" fyrsfyrsOYNCFurze..&"  fy¯rfyrOYNCFire.1*&$$" fyrdefyrdeOYNCA ford.1($""  fusterfusterMYNCA saddle-maker.;*&$$" fynihtfynihtOYJFenny, marshy.8(&$$" furðrafurthraOYJMore distant.<-+))' furðorfurthorOYDFurther.7-+))' langotlangotDD YNCA long narrow strip of ground.M-)''" langetlangetONNCA long strip of land.A*&$$" langlangMYNCA long strip of land.=&"  langrlangrNYJLong, tall.3&$""  langlangOYJLong, tall.1$"  furlangfurlangOYNCThe length of a furrow, a furlong, a piece of land the length of a furrow (especialy in the common field); later a division of the common field.,(&&$ furhfurhOYNCA furrow, a trench.;&"  frost holefrost holeDYNCA hole where frost settles.O2.,,* fulmartfulmartMYNCA polecat.8,(&&$ fullerefullereMYNCA fuller.7,(&&$ full-nautrfull-nautrNNNCOne who has a full share.M2.,,* fuglungfuglungOYNCFowling, bird-catching.E,(&&$ fuglerefuglereOYNCA fowler, a bird-snarer.F,(&&$  fugolfugolOYNMA bird (in a general sense); probably also a domestic bird./f($""  ~ frontfrontMFYNCA forehead, a face, the side of something which is seen first.j*&$"  } froscfroscOYNCA frog.1($""  | froggafroggaOYNCA frog.3*&$$" { friðenfrithenONNJProtected, safe, secure.I/-+)' z friðfrithOYNCRefuge, protection.@+'%%# y FrīsaFrisaOYNPA Frisian, a native of Friesland and the Frisian Isles.g.*((& x FrīgedægFrigedaegOYNPFriday.D;7553(* e  " ) X % 7BU\ Hn-+p gearn-windelgearn-windelONNCA yarnwindle.E6200.  garnergarnerMYNCA granary, a garner, a storehouse.N*&$$" gārlēacgarleacOYNCGarlic.A84220' garitegariteMFYNCA watch-tower.<,(&$" gardingardinMFYNCA garden, an enclosed plot.I,(&$" garderobegarderobeMYNCA wardrobe, a closet, a privy.P0,**( gāragaraOYNCA gore, a triangular plot of ground, a point of land. (Ultimately derived from OE gar, "spear", meaning a piece of ground shaped like the head of a spear.),(&&$ lūte-gārlute-garONNCA trapping spear, a spear set as a trap for impaling wild animals.~:6442( gārgarOYNCA spear.4*&$$" gappegappeMYNCA breach or opening in a wall, fence or cliff.X($""  gapgapNYNCA gap, an opening, a chasm.A$  gannockgannockMYNCMeaning doubtful.?,(&&$ gandragandraOYNMA gander./6*&$$" gang-mangang-manMYNCA scavenger.<.*((& gang-weggang-wegOYNCA thoroughfare, a footpath.K.*((& gangrgangrNYNCA way, a path, a track.A($""  ganggangOYNCA way, a path, a track.?&"  gaolegaoleMYNCA gaol.1($""  gammergammerDE YNCAn old woman, a grandmother.K-)''" gamengamenOYNCGame, sport.6($""  galtegalteMYNCA hog, a boar.8($""  g&oog;ltrgoltrNYNCA hog, a boar.<,(&&$ galtgaltOA NNCA pig, a boar.9)%## gallucgallucOYNCThe wild comfrey.=*&$$" gallagallaOYNCA sore; a wet place in a field.I($""  gálga-trégalga-treNYNCA gallows-tree, a gallows.Z>:886+ galg-trēowgalg-treowOYNCA gallows-tree, a gallows.T84220$ galgigalgiNYNCA gallows.4($""  galgagalgaOYNCA gallows.4($""  gaigaiMYJCheerful.-"  gaggandegaggandeMYVRSticking out; pointing and stretching the limbs awkwardly; gawking; straining; bending over backwards..*((& gaulegauleMYNCGale, bog-myrtle.;($""  gagelgagelOYNCGale, bog-myrtle; ground where this grows.T($""  gæ¯tengaetenONNCA kid.=51//-% geitgeitNYNCA goat./&"  gātgatOYNCA goat.3*&$$" gafol-manngafol-mannONNCA person paying tribute.L2.,,* gafolgafolOYNCTax, tribute, rent.=($""  gafelucgafelucOYNCA small fork; perhaps a narrow strip of land, or the land where two strips join at an angle.,(&&$ gafolgafolOYNCA fork; topographically a river fork.O($""  gaflgaflNYNCA gable; used of a mountain resembling a gable end.[&"  gærs-yrðgaers-yrthOYNCPloughing of pasture as one day's service.f:6442&,RP V { * 8  n " |9\r<r Wi swīnswinOYNCA swine, a pig.=,(&&$ stakkrstakkrNYNCA stack.4*&$$" stak-garthstak-garthMYNCA stack-yard.A2.,,* stakk-garðrstakk-garthrNYNCA stack-yard.H95331# stack-yardstack-yardDYNCA stack-yard, an enclosure for ricks.Y2.,,* skíð-garðrskith-garthrNYNCA wooden fence, an enclosure made with palings.tC?==;- skíðaskithaNYNCA stick.>40..,$ skíðskithNYNCFire-wood, a billet of wood; a ski, a snow-shoe.d2.,,*# scīd-geardscid-geardONNCA wooden fence; an enclosure made of palings.g84220$ scīdscidOYNCA split piece of wood, a block, a beam; a paling, a sleeper; perhaps also a footbridge.,(&&$ impingimpingONNCA place where saplings are grown.M*&$$" impaimpaOYNCA young shoot, a sapling.A&"  hop-yardhop-yardDYNCA hop-yard, a hop-garden, an enclosure where hops are grown.l.*((& hoppehoppeMYNCThe hop plant.8($""  hemp-yardhemp-yardMYNCAn enclosure in which hemp is grown.V0,**( hemp-stonehemp-stoneDYNCA stone on which hemp is beaten.T2.,,* hemphempMYNCHemp.-&"  hemphempNNNCHemp.-&"  hænephaenepOYNCHemp.6/+))' geantgeantMYNCA giant.2($""  gearwegearweOYNCYarrow-grass.9*&$$" gearngearnOYNCYarn./($""  geargearONNCA yair, a fish-weir.<&"  gēgeOA NNCA district, a region.B+'%%  gēacgeacOYNMA cuckoo./8,(&&$ gaukrgaukrNYNCA cuckoo.3($""  gaitrysgaitrysMYNCThe gaiter-tree, wild dogwood.L,(&&$ gāte-trēowgate-treowOYNCThe gaiter-tree, wild dogwood.^>:886* geslinggeslingMYNCA gosling.8,(&&$ wildernessewildernesseMYNCA wilderness, a wild place.Q40.., wilde-merewilde-mereOYNCA wild mare.@2.,,* meremereOA YNCA mare.2)%## wilde-bārwilde-barONNCA wild boar.D6200.# wild-cattwild-cattMYNCA wild cat.=0,**( wilderwilderOYNCA wild beast, a deer.A*&$$" wildewildeOYJWild; untamed or undomesticated (animal); uncultivated or desolate (land).r&$""  wilde-gōswilde-gosOGNFA wild goose./F6200.# gōsgosOYNFA goose./5*&$$" gásgasNYNCA goose, a wild-goose.C+'%%# gate-shadelgate-shadelMYNCA cross-roads.D40.., gate-housgate-housMYNCA gate-house.?0,**( geat-hūsgeat-husONNCA gate-house.C40..," yarringleyarringleDD YNCA yarnwindle.B3/--( garwyngyllgarwyngyllDE YNCA yarnwindle.D51//*8)S) 1 k A V A /?W9u'#s![ " gildrigildriNYNCA trap, a snare.<*&$$" ! gistgistMYNCA right of pasture for cattle, by payment or otherwise._&"  gigourgigourMYNCA fiddler.6*&$$"  giggegiggeDD YNCA hole dug in the ground for a fire over which to dry flax.h+'%%   gibetgibetMYNCA gibbet, a gallows.>($""   giptgiptNYNCA marriage portion, a dowry.D&"   giftgiftOYNCA marriage portion, a dowry.D&"   gibbegibbeMYNCA cat; a tom-cat; a male ferret.J($""   gibbegibbeMYNCA hump.1($""   gīfetegifeteONNUA plover, or similar bird./M0,**(   gieddgieddOW YNCSpeech, song.:+'%%   gibecrakegibecrakeMYNCGimcrack, a flimsy structure.O0,**(  gestrgestrNYNCA traveller, a stranger, a visitor.M($""   gestgestOYNCA traveller, a stranger, a visitor.K&"   gerdgerdOA YNCA short tender shoot, a twig, a rod, a spar; a linear measure of five and a half yards; a square measure of a quarter of a hide.)%##  geonggeongOYJYoung..&$""   geolugeoluOYJYellow./&$""   geocledgeocledOYNCA measure of land, a small manor.O,(&&$  geocgeocOYNCA yoke, a wooden device for coupling two oxen together for drawing a plough; a pair of oxen yoked together; a measure of land, a small estate or manor; something resembling a yoke.&"   gengegengeOYJAgreeable, seasonable; substantively a troop or privy.^&$""   geirrgeirrNYNCA spear.2($""  geirigeiriNYNCA triangular plot of ground.F($""  færfaerOYNCA going, a course, a match.H+'%%# gildi-húsgildi-husNYNCA guild house.G7311/$ hall-stedehall-stedeOA NNCThe site of a hall.J51//* hallhallOA YNCA hall, a large residence, a manor house, a place for legal and other public business.)%##  gild-hallgild-hallOA YNCA guild-hall.B3/--(  gildagildaOYNCA member of a guild.>($""   gildigildiNYNCA banquet; a payment, a tax; a guild.O($""   gildgildOYNCA sacrifice, an idol, worship; a tax, a payment; a guild.a&"   geldgeldDD YJBarren.0'%##  geldgeldMYJBarren.-$"   gegngegnOYJDirect.-$"   geegeeDD YJCrooked; turning to the left.D%#!! gavelgavelDD YNCA strip of land.=+'%%  tigleretiglereONNCA tile-maker.;,(&&$ tile-yardtile-yardDYNCAn enclosure, working-space, where tiles are made.d0,**( tigeltigelOYNCA tile.1($""  swine-yardswine-yardDYNCA pig-pen, an enclosure at a pig-sty.Y2.,,* swīn-hirdeswin-hirdeOYNCA swine-herd.G84220$ svínsvinNYNCA swine, a pig.>-)''%-RM H e  U Y ' XBdt4} Ef  O goldgoldOYNCGold.-&"  N golgolNYNCA breeze, a wind.7$  M goggegoggeMNNCA bog, a quagmire, a swamp.E($""  L gofgofCBFYNCA smith.1'#!! K wīf-mannwif-mannOYNCA woman.>40..," J wīfwifOYNCA woman.4*&$$" I gōd-wīfgod-wifMYNCA goodwife, the mistress of a house.^84220' H gōd-mangod-manMYNCA goodman, the master of a house.U2.,,*! G god-lesgod-lesMYJBarren, having no good in it.I*(&&$ F gōd-lēasgod-leasOYJBarren, having no good in it.W86442( E -lauss-laussNYS-less, without8(&$$" D -lēs-lesMYS-less, without:*(&&$ C -lēas-leasOYS-less, without<,*((& B gobelingobelinMYNCA goblin.7,(&&$ A gobbingobbinDD YNCA fool, a simpleton.C-)''" @ gnípagnipaNYNCA steep rock or peak.F/+))'  ? gnættgnaettOYNCA gnat.8/+))' > glotonglotonMYNCA glutton.6*&$$" = glussglussNNJBright, gleaming.9&$""  < gljúfrgljufrNYNCA ravine, a deep chasm, a steep descent, especially in the bed of a river.}1-++)! ; glindglindONNCA fence, an enclosure.@($""  : gleðaglethaNYNCA kite, a bird of prey.F-)''% 9 glouereglouereMYNCA glover, a maker or seller of gloves.T,(&&$ 8 gleodagleodaOA YNMA kite, a bird of prey./G-)''" 7 glenteglenteONNUProbably a bird of prey; possibly a look-out place./`*&$$" 6 glēo-manngleo-mannOYNCAn entertainer, a minstrel, a scop.[6200.# 5 glēowgleowOYNCPlay, sport.<.*((& 4 glebeglebeDYNCLand assigned to a clergyman as part of his benefice._($""  3 glēamgleamOYNCRevelry, joy.=.*((& 2 glæppeglaeppeOYNCA buck-bean.?1-++)  1 glēdgledOYNCBurning coals, embers.D,(&&$ 0 glas-houseglas-houseMYNCA building where glass is made.S2.,,* / glæsglaesOYNCGlass.5-)''% . glædeneglaedeneOYNCAn iris, a yellow flag.L3/--+! - glædglaedONNCA glade.7-)''% , glēdgledOA YJBright.6-+))$ + glædglaedOYJGlad, joyful.:+)''% * gladdengladdenDD YNCA glade.9/+))$ ) glādgladONNCA glade, an open space in a forest.Q,(&&$ ( girdleregirdlereMYNCA girdle-maker.?.*((& ' gypesgypesONNCA gap, an opening.<($""  & girlgirlDD YNCA girl, a young woman.A)%## % girlegirleMYNCA young person; a youth; a maiden.L($""  $ ginnelginnelDD YNCA narrow passage, an alley.J-)''" # gyldergylderMYNCA trap, a snare.<*&$$"8(H 3  ! R % fGs*riRk/ w gōpgopOYNCA slave, a servant.?*&$$" v gracegraceMFYNCGrace.2*&$"  u skarðskarthNYNCAn opening, an open place in the edge of something, a gap, a mountain pass.z-)''% t scearuscearuOYNCA share, a division.@*&$$" s scerdescerdeOA NNCA gap, a cleft, a pass.F-)''" r sceardsceardOYNCA cleft, a gap (as in a fence).K*&$$" q hafoc-scerdehafoc-scerdeONNCA gap in which a hawk may fly, or where hawking may be done.t6200.  p hafocerehafocereOYNCA hawker, a falconer.E.*((& o hafochafocOANYNMA hawk./5+'%%  n gorst-trēowgorst-treowONNCA gorse bush; perhaps a juniper-tree.a:6442% m gorstinggorstingONNCA place growing with gorse.K.*((& l gorstiggorstigONJOvergrown with gorse.A*(&&$ k gorstengorstenONJOvergrown with gorse.A*(&&$ j gorstagegorstageMNNCA gorsy place, a place where gorse grows.Y.*((& i gorstgorstOYNCGorse, furze.7($""  h gorgorNYNCThe cud, slime.5$  g gorgorOYNCDirt, dung, filth.8$  f goose-neckgoose-neckDYNCA thing shaped like the neck of a goose; an S-shaped field, etc.t2.,,* e góligrgoligrNYJGay, joyful, beautiful, fine.N/-++)! d gotergoterMYNCA gutter, a drainage channel.G($""  c goitgoitDD YNCA watercourse, a channel, a stream.N)%## b gotegoteMYNCA watercourse, a channel, a stream.K&"  a gotugotuONNCA water-course, a channel, a stream.L&"  ` goletgoletMFYNCA gullet; a water-channel, a gully; a ravine.Y*&$"  _ goulegouleMYNCA ditch, a stream, a channel.G($""  ^ smiðiesmithieMYNCA smithy, a metal-worker's shop.Q/+))' ] smiðjasmithjaNYNCA smithy, a metal-worker's shop.Q/+))' \ smiððesmiththeOYNCA smithy, a metal worker's shop.V40..," [ smiðrsmithrNYNCA smith, a worker in metal.J-)''% Z smiðsmithOYNCA smith, a worker in metal.H+'%%# Y gold-smiðgold-smithOYNCA gold-smith.D51//-! X goldygoldyDE YJGolden; growing with marigolds.J)'%%  W goldiggoldigMNJGolden; growing with marigolds.I(&$$" V goldengoldenMYJGolden (literally as to material or colour, figuratively as to richness or splendour or fertility).(&$$" U gyldegyldeONNCA golden flower (iris, marigold, etc.)P($""  T gyldengyldenOYJGolden (literally as to material or colour, figuratively as to richness or splendour or fertility).(&$$" S goldegoldeOYNCA marigold, a marsh marigold.G($""  R hord-ærnhord-aernOYNCA store-house.E51//-" Q hordhordOYNCTreasure.1&"  P gold-hordgold-hordOYNCA gold hoard, a treasure of gold, a treasury._0,**(-*j7 7 M v / * { % cA{&mptZ U grīminggrimingOYNCA spectre.>2.,,*! grímagrimaNNNCA mark or blaze on a tree to denote a boundary.`/+))'  GrímrGrimrNYNPA by-name of the God Woden.L/+))'  GrīmGrimOYNPA by-name of Woden.A,(&&$ gribbelegribbeleMYNCA crab-tree.<.*((& greygreyNYNCA greyhound.4&"  griggrigDD YNCHeath, heather.:)%## gresedegresedeMYVAHaving been grazed (of a pasture which has been brought into use).p,(&&$ grjótgrjotNYNCGravel.8/+))'  grēotengreotenONJGravelly.;0.,,*! grēotegreoteONNCA gravelly place or stream.M0,**(  grēotgreotOYNCGravel.7.*((& grēosngreosnOYNCGravel, a pebble.C0,**(  grēongreonONNCGravelly, sandy ground.G.*((& grēnegreneOYNCA grassy spot, a village green.O.*((& grœnngroennNYJGreen, grass-grown.B-+))' grēnegreneOYJGreen, grass-grown.A,*((& grendelgrendelONNCA gravelly place or stream.I,(&&$ graingrainDD YNCA small valley forking off from another.U+'%%  greingreinNYNCA branch (of a tree); a fork (of a river).T($""  greggregDYNCA dwarf, a diminutive creature.G&"  greggegreggeMYNCA dwarf, a diminutive creature.K*&$$" grēatgreatOYJThick, stout, bulky, massive.K,*((& gregreMYNCA step in a stairway or flight of stairs.O$  gravestonegravestoneMYNCA grave-stone.B2.,,* graveregravereMYNCOne who digs, a digger.E,(&&$ gravellygravellyMYJAbounding in gravel.B,*((& gravelgravelDD YNCAn artificial block in a fenland stream.W-)''" gravelgravelMFYNCGravel.5,(&$" grategrateDYNCA grate, a grating.=($""  grantgrantFYJGreat, big.3&$""  grangegrangeMFYNCA grange; originally a granary, a barn; later a farm; also an outlying farm belonging to a religious house or a feudal lord, where crops were stored.,(&$" grandgrandONNCGravel.1($""  graftgraftMYNCA ditch, a moat.:($""   grāfetgrafetOYNCA grove, a copse.C0,**(  ~ granarygranaryDYNCA granary, a grain-store.G,(&&$ } graffadgegraffadgeDD YNCA fence or other barrier at the junction of two ditches, or where a ditch abuts upon a road.3/--( | græfelgraefelONNCA quarry.<1-++)  { græ¯diggraedigOYJGreedy (of dry soil needing a lot of nourishing).h5311/& z græ¯d-tūngraed-tunONNCA stubble field.SA=;;9. y grēdgredOA YNCGrass.7/+))$ x gospelgospelDYNCThe Gospel.7*&$$"@*.o% n  q ' ` l  LM8L2@Bp hachedehachedeMNJFitted with a hatch.@*(&&$ hæcchaeccOYNCA hatch, a grating, a half-gate, a gate; a sluice-gate.f-)''% hag-þornhag-thornNYNCThe hawthorn, the whitethorn.T51//-" hagu-þornhagu-thornOYNCThe hawthorn, the whitethorn.V7311/# haca-þornhaca-thornONNCA thorn.A7311/# AbbaAbbaOYNPPPersonal name.7'"  hakeneihakeneiMYNCA hackney, an ambling horse.J,(&&$ halfpenyhalfpenyMYNCA halfpenny.<.*((& haggehaggeMYNCA goblin.3($""  gum-stoolegum-stooleDE YNCA cucking stool.G51//* guide-postguide-postDD YNCA (roadside) direction post, a sign-post.`51//* gytegyteOYNCA pouring forth, a flood.A&"  gyselgyselONNCA gushing of water.=($""  gysegyseONNCA gush of water.8&"  gyrgyrOYNCMud, filth; a marsh.:$  gyllgyllONNCA deep, narrow valley.>&"  gwerngwernCBFYNCA place where alders grow; a marsh, a swamp.Y+'%%  gweirgloddgweirgloddCBFYNCA meadow.@51//* gwaungwaunCBFYNCMoor, hill-pasture.@+'%%  gryflagryflaNN YNPA stream-name of doubtful etymology.S-)''" gydiggydigOYJMad, insane, giddy.;&$""  gullygullyDE YNCA gully.5+'%%  gryndegryndeOYNCAn abyss.5*&$$" grund-lēasgrund-leasOYJBottomless, very deep.N64220$ grundgrundOYNCGround, bottom, foundation; a stretch of land; (later) an outlying farm, outlying fields.($""  grotengrotenONJMade of particles (in reference to some kind of sandy or gravelly soil).r(&$$" gromegromeMYNCA groom, a boy, a servant.D($""  gryfjagryfjaNYNCA hole, a pit.:*&$$" gryppegryppeMYNCA ditch, a drain.=*&$$" gry¯pegrypeOYNCA ditch, a drain.A.*((& grōpgropOYNCA ditch, a drain.?,(&&$ grófgrofNYNCA stream; the hollow which a stream makes; a pit.`-)''% gristlegristleOYNCGristle.6,(&&$ grith-motegrith-moteMNNCA meeting under truce; a meeting under (the King's) peace or under protection of a bye-law.2.,,* griðgrithNYNCPeace, asylum, sanctuary.F+'%%# griðgrithOYNCPeace, asylum, sanctuary.F+'%%# grindlegrindleDD YNCA drain, a narrow ditch.I/+))$ grisegriseMYNCA young pig.6($""  gríssgrissNYNCA young pig.=/+))'  grindelgrindelOYNCA bar, a bolt; (plural) a lattice, a hurdle.Z,(&&$ grindel-stāngrindel-stanONNCA grindstone.K<8664& grindelgrindelONNCA grind-stone, a mill, a thing for grinding with._,(&&$O(Fx A ; G 3 N B3So[ hām-tūnham-tunONNCA home farm.F84220' hæ¯m-stydehaem-stydeOYNCA homestead. (Secondary form of ham-stede with i-mutation.)z=9775) hām-stedeham-stedeOYNCA homestead, the site of a dwelling.\6200.# hām-stallham-stallOA YNCA homestead, home buildings; the enclosure of a homestead.u9533.# hæ¯medhaemedOYNCA household, a society; cohabitation.\51//-% heimrheimrNYNCA home, a homestead, an estate.I($""  hāmhamOYNCA village, a village community, a manor, an estate, a homestead.l*&$$" -hæ¯ma-tūn-haematunOYNCThe farmstead or village of the dwellers in a certain place.B><<:/ hæ¯mehaemeOYNCThe inhabitants of a place.P3/--+$ Hæ¯stingasHaestingasOYNPA tribe in the territory of the South Saxons.l=9775) hæpsehaepseOYNCA hasp, a hinge.A/+))' hæ¯lighaeligOYJUnstable, inconstant.J31//-% hālighaligOYJHoly, sacred, dedicated to sacred use (originally heathen, later Christian).z,*((& heleheleMYNCA hiding-place.7&"  hæ´lihaeliNYNCA shelter.@40..,% hæ¯luhaeluOYNCHealth, healing, cure.K3/--+$ hæ¯lhaelOYNCAn omen, good fortune.I1-++)# hægtessehaegtesseOYNCA witch.?51//-" hægstaldhaegstaldOYNCA warrior; a bachelor; a younger son without inherited property who secured his own holdings outside the patrimony or village.51//-" hafrihafriNYNCOats./($""  hæferahaeferaONNCOats.81-++)  hæferhaeferONNCHigher ground.?/+))' hafrhafrNYNCA he-goat.2&"  hæferhaeferOYNCA he-goat.;/+))' h&oog;fnhofnNYNCA holding of land, a possession.L*&$$" hæfenhaefenOYNCA holding of land, a possession.Q/+))' hafnhafnNYNCA haven, a harbour.;&"  hæfenhaefenOYNCA haven, a harbour.D/+))' hæccehaecceONNCA fence.9/+))' hackinghackingDE YNCLand hacked up.@/+))$ hackethacketMYNCCleared ground.;*&$$" roundeleroundeleMFYNCA circle, something circular.O0,*(& roundroundMFYJRound.0(&$"  hegninghegningNYNCEnclosed land.<,(&&$ hegnhegnNNNCAn enclosure.5&"  hægenhaegenONNCAn enclosure; a park.F/+))' hayhayDYNCA fence, an enclosure; a fenced-in enclosure.S$  hayhayMYNCA fence, an enclosure; a fenced-in enclosure.S$  hæghaegOYNCA fence, an enclosure.C+'%%# hæcc-geathaecc-geatONNCA hatchgate, a wicket.O7311/#?'R|8 a "  V { 0 y  v'+4hf  halihaliNYNCA tail; a long, narrow piece of land.M&"   healf-landhealf-landMYNCA half-size selion, half a selion.V2.,,*  half-wayhalf-wayMYDHalf-way, of an object or place half-way between two others.j,*((&  halfhalfOA YNCA half, a half-part; in field names also a side, a part, a half-acre.p)%##  half-wayhalf-wayDYJHalf-way, of an object or place half-way between two others.j,*((&  hagwormhagwormDE YNCAn adder.:/+))$  holdingholdingDYNCA tenement of land.A,(&&$  holcholcOYNCA cavity, a hollow.;&"   hylchylcOW YNCBroken land, a bend.?)%##  halkehalkeMYNCA corner, a nook, a hiding-place.K($""   halchalcOYNCA cavity.1&"   hakinghakingMNNCA fish-net, a fish-trap.D*&$$"  haininghainingMYNCAn enclosure.;,(&&$ hagolhagolOYNCHail, a hailstone.<($""  hagghaggDD YNCA copse.3)%## h&oog;gghoggNYNCA cutting or felling of trees, part of a wood marked off for felling.q*&$$" hogghoggOYNCA hog, a pig.5&"  haðelhathelONZUncertain. Possibly derived from the root "hath" or "haeth" (heath); more probably related to OE "hatho-" in "hatholida" (elbow), and used of a hollow.+)''%  hāðelhathelONNCA heathery place.F3/--+#  hæ¯ðenhaethenOYJHeathen, non-Christian, pagan.X86442)  hūfehufeOYNCA hood; topographically a hood-shaped hill.Y,(&&$  hōdhodONNCA shelter.6*&$$"  hōdhodOYNCA hood; topographically a hood-shaped hill.W*&$$"  hettahettaNYNCA hood; topographically a hill resembling a hood.[($""   h&oog;ttrhottrNYNCA hat; topographically a hill resembling a hat.],(&&$  hætthaettOYNCA hat; topographically a hill thought to rememble a hat.g-)''% hæ¯sthaestOYNCUndergrowth, brushwood.L3/--+$ hæ¯sehaeseONNCLand overgrown with brushwood.S3/--+$ hæ¯shaesOYNCBrushwood.=1-++)# haugrhaugrNYNCA natural height, a hill, a heap, an artificial mound, a burial mound.p($""  hēhhehOA YJHigh, tall; important; lying high up, standing in a high plac, prominent; deep.|+)''" highhighDYJHigh.+$"  hēahheahONNCA high place, a height.E,(&&$ hārharOYJGrey, hoar, especially grey through being overgrown with lichen.j(&$$" hárharNYJHigh.0)'%%# h&oog;rgrhorgrNYNCA heap of stones, a cairn, an altar.R,(&&$ hærghaergOA YNCA heathen temple; a sacred grove; an idol.\0,**% hærenhaerenONJRocky.5-+))' hærhaerONNCA rock, a heap of stones, a tumulus.Q+'%%#-)>A #  Q   r,P/GskKj C Ælfðry¯ðAElfthrythOYNPPFeminine personal name.]D?==;/ B Ealdðry¯ðEaldthrythOYNPPFeminine personal name.X?:886* A hauvehauveDD YJTurning to the left.?)'%%  @ hauthautFYJHigh.+$"  ? harrestharrestDD YNCA harvest.;/+))$ > hastinghastingDD YJEarly-ripening; of a crop which ripens early.\-+))$ = hassuchassucOYNCA clump of coarse grass.D*&$$" < hassehasseONNCCoarse grass. (Uncertain.)D($""  ; harðrharthrNYJHard.2+)''% : heardheardOYJHard; hard to till; uncomfortable, cheerless.U&$""  9 hārhūneharhuneOYNCHore-hound.E84220' 8 haraðharathONNCA wood.6-)''% 7 harweharweMYNCA harrow.3($""  6 haraharaOYNCA hare./&"  5 hanthantMYNCA haunt, a habitual feeding place of game or other animals.c&"  4 hanginghangingDD YNCThe steep slope of a hill; a hillside field.]/+))$ 3 hanginghangingMYNCThe steep slope of a hill; a hillside field.Z,(&&$ 2 hengenhengenOYNCAn intrument for hanging, a gallows.P*&$$" 1 hengehengeONJSteep, precipitous.;&$""  0 hengjandihangjandiNYVRHanging; used of places on a steep slope.[0,**( / hangendehangendeOYVRHanging; used of places on a steep slope.Y.*((& . hangolhangolONJSloping.2(&$$" - hangelhangelONNCA slope.4*&$$" , hangemanhangemanMYNCA hangman, a public executioner.P.*((& + handkerchiefhandkerchiefDYNCA handkerchief. (Used metaphorically for a very small piece of land.)}6200.  * handposthandpostDYNCA roadside direction, a signpost.Q.*((& ) handhandOYNCA hand. (Perhaps sometimes with reference to a road-direction sign, a finger-post.){&"  ( hanahanaOYNMA cock./0&"  ' hānhanOYNCA hone, a stone, a boundary-stone, a rock.V*&$$" & hamstrahamstraONNCA corn-weevil.<,(&&$ % hamallhamallNYJMaimed, mutilated; crooked, scarred, flat-topped, cut-off.d(&$$" $ hamolhamolONJMaimed, mutilated; crooked, scarred, flat-topped, cut-off.b&$""  # hamelethameletMYNCA hamlet.7,(&&$ " hamelhamelMFYNCA hamlet.5*&$"  ! hamorhamorOYNCA hammer; possibly also a hammer-shaped crag, a steep rock, a cliff (like the Old Norse cognate "hamarr").($""  hamarrhamarrNYNCA hammer; a hammer-shaped crag, a steep rock, a cliff.b*&$$"  halmhalmOA YNCStraw, thatch.9)%##  hallrhallrNYNCA slope, a hill; a boulder.E($""   hallhallOYNCA slope, a hill; a boulder.C&"   halimotehalimoteMYNCThe court of the lord of the manor, a court baron.b.*((&  hālgahalgaOYNCA saint.8.*((&1+B' U g  X u , 1?@L[Sv( n hellhellOYNCHell.-&"  m helknhelknNYNCA rough stony field.>($""  l hell-holehell-holeDD YNCA dark, haunted nook.J3/--( k heckheckDD YNCA hatch.3)%## j hekkhekkMYNCA hatch.0&"  i hekelhekelMYNCA heckle (instrument for combing flax).Q($""  h hei-wardhei-wardMYNCAn officer in charge of fences and enclosures.^.*((& g hēhðuhehthuOA YNCHeight; a height, a high place.W6200+# f herounherounMYNCA heron.4*&$$" e heggrheggrNYNCA bird cherry (wild fruit-tree or shrub).S($""  d hefehefeDE YNCRegular pasture for sheep.E)%## c hefninghefningNYNCRevenge.6,(&&$ b hefdinghefdingMYNCHeadland in the common field.K,(&&$ a hegodhegodOYVAFenced-in.4($""  ` heyheyNYNCHay.*$  _ hēghegOA YNCHay, mowing grass.A-)''" ^ hege-stōwhege-stowOYNCA place with a hedge.M6200.# ] hege-stallhege-stallOA YNCA place with a hedge, an enclosure.Z51//* \ hegehegeOYNCA hedge, a fence.9&"  [ hecghecgOYNCA hedge.0&"  Z hefeldhefeldOYNCThread for weaving, a heald.H*&$$" Y hekenhekenMNJGated, hurdled.7&$""  X hecenhecenONJGated, hurdled.7&$""  W hecinghecingONNCA wicket-gated place; a hurdle fold.P*&$$" V heatingheatingMYVRThe action of the verb to heat; the imparting of heat.d,(&&$ U hēcinghecingONNCA part of a field sown whlst the rest lies fallow.d0,**(  T heaterheaterDD YNCA three-cornered field.F-)''" S hearperehearpereOYNCA harper.9.*((& R hearpahearpaONNCA harper.5*&$$" Q hearpehearpeOYNCA harp; perhaps also a sieve, a riddle (as used in salt-workings).n*&$$" P hēapheapOYNCA heap; topographically a hill.M,(&&$ O hēalorhealorONNCA swelling, a hill.E0,**(  N hēah-wegheah-wegOYNCA highway, a main road.M40..," M hēah-foreheah-foreOYNCA heifer.A6200.# L hēah-dēorheah-deorOYNCA stag, a deer.M<8664) K headboroughheadboroughDE YNCA parish officer identical in function with the petty constable.y7311, J ÆðelbeorhtAEthelbeorhtOYNPPMasculine personal name.Y?:886( I ĒadbeorhtEadbeorhtOYNPPMasculine personal name.Q7200.# H EalhburgEalhburgOYNPPFeminine personal name.H/*((& G AluburgAluburgOYNPPFeminine personal name.F-(&&$ F hattockhattockDYNCA stook, a little stack of sheaves.Q,(&&$ E hāthatOYJHot, warm.4(&$$" D Æðelðry¯&etAEthelthrythOYNPPFeminine personal name.bIDBB@2'5K W  h   q  t  OYK&N]k$z hevedlinghevedlingMYJHeadlong, precipitous.F.,**( herseherseONNCA top, a hill top.<($""  hērnesshernessOA YNCObedience; a jurisdiction, a district.]51//*! here-wīchere-wicOYNCA military camp, a dwelling.R40..," here-stræ¯there-straetOYNCA military road, a highway.\?;997* here-weghere-wegOYNCA highway.:.*((& herth-stonherth-stonMYNCA hearth-stone.C2.,,* heriotheriotDYNCA death-duty.9*&$$" here-geatuhere-geatuOYNCA legal term for items of war-geat given back (or a commutation fee paid in lieu) to a dead man's lord by his heirs, in token of the surrender of the deceased's holding.2.,,* heorðheorthOYNCA hearth; a smith's hearth, a forge.S-)''% hep-thornhep-thornDE YNCA hip-thorn (wild-rose tree or bramble).]3/--( here-fordhere-fordONNCA ford suitable for the passage of an army; possibly also a ford by which a highway crosses.0,**( here-beorghere-beorgOYNCA shelter or protection for a number of men, army quarters.o2.,,* heorotheorotOYNCA hart, a stag, a grown male deer.N*&$$" hēoreheoreOYJGentle, mild, pleasant.E,*((& heorde-monheorde-monMYNCA herdsman.?2.,,* hirde-mannhirde-mannOYNCA herdsman.?2.,,* hirdehirdeOYNCA herdsman.5($""  heorde-wīcheorde-wicOYNCA herd farm.F84220$ hēopenheopenONJBrambly, growing with brambles.O.,**(  hēopaheopaOYNCThe dog rose, a bramble.H.*((& hēopeheopeOYNCThe fruit of the wild rose, a hip.R.*((&  hēofonheofonOYNCHeaven.90,**(  ~ heolstorheolstorOYNCDarkness, a hiding place.I.*((& } hēnshensONNUA flock of hens./?,(&&$ | hennhennOYNFA hen. (Usually taken to be a wild hen or water-hen in place-names; perhaps also a domestic hen.)/&"  { skeiðskeithNYNCA course, a track, a race, especially a race-course; possibly also a boundary road, a boundary.-)''% z hesta-skeiðihesta-skeithiNYNCA horse-race course.Q;7553$ y hestrhestrNYNCA horse, a stallion.>($""  x hengesthengestOYNCA horse, a stallion, a gelding.M,(&&$ w hendehendeOYJNear at hand.5&$""  v hênhenCBFYJOld.1+)''" u henhenCBGYJOld.+%#!! t hemehemeMYNCThe border of a piece of land.F&"  s hemmhemmOYNCA hem (of a garment); a border.G&"  r hjalmrhjalmrNYNCA helmet; the summit of a hill; a cattle shelter, barn.c*&$$" q helmhelmOYNCA helmet; the summit of a hill; a cattle shelter, barn._&"  p hellirhellirNYNCA projecting rock; a cave under a projecting rock.^*&$$" o hellahellaNYNCA flat stone, a flag-stone.E($"" <&Y_  f X 71l TA, laverdlaverdMYNCA lord.3*&$$" hlāfordhlafordOYNCA lord.;2.,,*! hlæ¯nehlaeneOYJLean, thin.@31//-% levedilevediMYNCA lady; a nun; Our Lady.D*&$$" hlæ¯fdigehlaefdigeOYNCA lady; a nun; Our Lady.U;7553( hj&oog;rtrhjotrNYNCA hart, a stag, a male deer.K-)''% hlædelhlaedelOYNCA ladle.;1-++)  hwēowolhweowolOYNCA wheel; a water-wheel; topographically something circular such as a stone circle or a curving valley or hill.2.,,*! hjólhjolNYNCA wheel; a water-wheel; topographically something circular such as a river-bend or a curving valley or hill.-)''% laddreladdreMYNCA ladder.5*&$$" hlæ¯dderhlaedderOYNCA ladder.D95331' hjallrhjallrNYNCA hut; a hut on a mountain-side pasture; a place which might serve as the site of such a hut; a mountain-side ledge or shelf.*&$$" hjallihjalliNYNCA ledge on a mountain side.G*&$$" higerahigeraOGNUA jay, a magpie, a woodpecker./K*&$$" hipping-stonehipping-stoneDD YNCA stepping-stone.N;7550! hind-berigehind-berigeOYNCA hindberry, a raspberry.O40.., hinderhinderMYJLying behind, the hindmost.E(&$$" hindanhindanOYDBehind, at the back.>(&$$" hindhindNYNCA hind, the female of the deer.G&"  hindhindOYNCA hind, the female of the deer.G&"  hillworkhillworkDE YNCA wood in which the community had cutting rights.d1-++& hilderhilderMYNCAn elder-tree.:*&$$" hyldrehyldreONNCAn elder-tree.:*&$$" hīredhiredOYNCA household.<.*((& hīwischiwiscOYNCA household, a family; later a measure of land that would support a family, used interchangeably with hid.0,**(  hinehineMYNCA hind, a servant.:&"  hīwanhiwanOYNCA household, the members of a family (plural).^.*((& hīewethiewetOYNCA hewing, a cutting; topographically a place where trees are cut down; a place where stone is hewn out.0,**(  hīewe-hiewe-OYJCut, hewn. (Only found in the compound hiewe-stan "hewn stone".)p.,**(  hiderhiderMYJNearer./&$""  hīdhidOYNCA hide of land; an amount of land for the support of one free family and its dependants; a unit of valuation.*&$$" hitchinghitchingDNNCA place fenced with hurdles; a hurdle fence.\.*((& hichehicheMYNCAn enclosure of hurdles for penning sheep.T($""  hickwallhickwallDD YNCThe green woodpecker.H1-++& hicolhicolOBNUA woodpecker./8($""  hīcehiceOHNUA type of bird./>,(&&$ híbýlihibyliNYNCA house, a home.J84220( heusterheusterMYNCA dyer.5,(&&$Q(E1 \  0 = 9 a 0obkHvF hobhobMYNCA hobgoblin.2$  hnukrhnukrNYNCA hill-top, a peak.=($""  hnoðhnothOYNCA knoll, a hill.=+'%%# hnollhnollOYNCThe top of the head; a hill.F($""  nibnibDYNCA point, a tip, a nib; a projecting piece of land, the brow of a hill, etc.q$  hnybbahnybbaONNCA point, a tip, a nib; a projecting piece of land, the brow of a hill, etc.w*&$$" hnotthnottOYJBare, bald.3&$""  hnochnocOYNCA wether sheep.7&"  hnothnotNYNCA nut; topographically also a nut-bearing tree.W&"  hnutuhnutuOYNCA nut; topographically also a nut-bearing tree.Y($""  hnipahnipaONNCA hill.1($""  hneccahneccaOYNCA neck; topographically a neck of land.S*&$$" hnæpphnaepOYNCA bowl.7.*((& hlynnhlynnOYNCA (noisy) torrent.<($""  hlūttorhluttorOYJClear, bright.@0.,,*! hly¯dehlydeONNCA noisy stream (literally a loud one.U.*((& hlūdhludOYJLoud, noisy.8*(&&$ hlōsehloseOYNCA pig-sty; probably originally a shed, a shelter.a.*((& hlinhlinOYNCA maple-tree. (Recorded only as hlin in Riddle 55.9.)]&"  hlimmehlimmeOYNCA (noisy) stream, a (resounding) torrent.U*&$$" hlífhlifNYNCProtection, shelter.C-)''% hlīfhlifONNCProtection, shelter.B,(&&$ hlīep-geathliep-geatOW YNCA leap-gate, ie. a gate in a fence over which deer and other animals can leap but which restrains others such as sheep and cattle.;7550$ hleomochleomocOYNCBrook-lime, speedwell.D,(&&$ lotlotDYNCA lot, a share, an allotment.C$  lotlotMYNCA lot, a share, an allotment.C$  hlothlotOYNCA lot, a share, an allotment.E&"  hlēthletOA YNCA share, a lot.@/+))$ hly¯wehlyweONNCA shelter.:.*((& hlīghligONNCA shelter.8,(&&$ hlēowhleowOYJSheltered, warm, sunny.E,*((& hlēonoðhleonothOYNCA shelter.C7311/% hlēohleoOYNCProtection, defence; a shelter. (Only recorded in poetry.)h,(&&$ hleinhleinNYNCA projecting rock, a slope.E($""  hlēdahledaOYNCA seat, a bench; topographically perhaps a ledge.a.*((& hlaupingihlaupingiNYNCA land-louper, a fugitive.L0,**( hlēphlepOA NNCA leap, a jump, a leaping-place, a part of a fence for animals to jump over; a sudden steep drop./+))$ hlauphlaupNYNCA leap; topographically a chasm, steep drop etc.Z($""  hlamm-geathlamm-geatONNCA swing-gate, a trap-door.N2.,,* hlaðahlathaNYNCA store-house, a barn.E-)''%B*` ^ } : B Y  U H \C][#8I hospitalhospitalDYNCA hospital.;.*((& hospitelerhospitelerMYNCA hospitaller.B2.,,* hospitalhospitalMYNCA hospital, a hospice.F.*((& hommokehommokeDE YNCRough ground.>/+))$ mylnmylnOYNCA mill./&"   horse-mylnhorse-mylnDE YNCA horse-mill, a mill worked by a horse.^51//*  þegnthegnOYNCA servant, a retainer; a noble with a certain wergild.e-)''%  hors-þegnhors-thegnOYNCA groom, an equerry.M7311/#  horsahorsaONNCA horse.2($""   horshorsOYNCA horse.0&"   hortehorteOYNCA whortleberry.9($""   horschorscOYJFoul, dirty.4&$""   horn-blāwerehorn-blawereOYNCA trumpeter.J<8664& horn-bēamhorn-beamMNNCA hornbeam-tree. (Not recorded before the 16th century (NED) and the 14th century in place-names.)6200.# horn-bēamhorn-beamONNCA hornbeam-tree. (Not recorded before the 16th century (NED) and the 14th century in place-names.)6200.# horighorigOYJFilthy, squalid.8&$""  horhhorhOYNCPhlegm, mucus; slutch.>&"  horuhoruOYNCFilth, dirt.4&"  horchorcONNCA shelter (possibly).=&"  hōperehopereONNCA cooper.;0,**(  hopperehoppereONNCA dancer. (First recorded as a Middle English surname.)e,(&&$ hoppinghoppingONNCA hop garden.;,(&&$ hopethopetONNCA small enclosure.<($""  hoppahoppaONNCA grass-hopper.9($""  hóphopNYNCA small bay or inlet.B+'%%# hōphopOYNCA hoop.3*&$$" honey-fallhoney-fallDD YNCAn unexpected stroke of good fortune.\51//* homehomeDYNCA home, a principal residence.F&"  homehomeDYJNear home, near farm or centre of village.P$"  holegnholegnOYNCHolly.2*&$$" holdholdMYNCTenure./&"  holdholdONYNCA noble with a wergild double that of a thane. (Late Old English; usually adopted from Old Norse holdr.)($"  h&oog;ldrholdrNYNCA high-ranking yeoman, the owner of allodial land.`,(&&$ hog-househog-houseDD YNCA shed where lambs weaned on the mountainside are wintered.p3/--( hofhofNYNCA temple./$  hofhofOYNCA dwelling, hall; a temple.A$  hoferhoferOYNCA hump, a swelling; topographically probably a hump-shaped rise in the ground.x($""  hōfehofeOYNCAle-hoof (a herb).@,(&&$ hōfincelhofincelONNCA little house.E40..," hocerhocerONNCA hump, a rounded hill.A($""  hocchoccOYNCA hock, a mallow.9&"  hobbehobbeONNCA tussock, a hummock.?($"" 3+OI [ d  ]  : _ GwUM5xB 8 hrōsthrostONNCA roof-beam, a rafter, a roost, a perch. (Only recorded in the compound hrost-beag in the poem "Ruin".).*((& 7 hrosshrossNYNCA horse.2($""  6 hrókrhrokrNYNMA rook./9/+))'  5 hrōchrocOYNMA rook./6,(&&$ 4 hrīðerhritherOYNCAn ox, cattle.E51//-$ 3 hrispehrispeONNCUndergrowth, brushwood.C*&$$" 2 hrīsenhrisenONJGrowing with or made of brushwood.R.,**(  1 hríshrisNYNCShrubs, brushwood.A-)''% 0 hrīshrisOYNCShrubs, brushwood.@,(&&$ / hring-stedehring-stedeONNCThe site of a ring; a circular place.[40.., . steinnsteinnNYNCA stone, a rock.<*&$$" - hring-steinnhring-steinnNNNCA circular stone; perhaps also a stone circle.f6200.  , hring-stānhring-stanONNCA circular stone; perhaps also a stone circle.h84220$ + hringelhringelONNCA small ring.;,(&&$ * hringehringeOYNCA ring; perhaps used topographically of a salt-pan._*&$$" ) hringrhringrNYNCA ring, a circle; something circular.Q*&$$" ( hringhringOYNCA ring, a circle; something circular.O($""  ' hreysihreysiNYNCA cairn, a heap of stones.F*&$$" & hreyrrhreyrrNYNCA cairn; possibly also a heap of stones forming a boundary mark.l*&$$" % hrēofhreofOYJRough, rugged.<,*((& $ hrēodighreodigOYJReedy, growing with reeds.L0.,,*! # hrēodenhreodenOYJGrowing with reeds.E0.,,*! " hrēodhreodOYNCA reed, a rush; a reed-bed.K.*((& ! hreinnhreinnNYJClean.0(&$$" hrapihrapiNYNCSmall shrubs.7($""   hramsahramsaOYNCWild garlic.8*&$$"  hramahramaONNCA post, a barrier.<($""   raweraweMYJRaw.*$"   hrēawhreawOYJRaw.2,*((&  hrāgrahragraOGNMA heron./;0,**(   hrægenehraegeneONNCPossibly a hut, a shelter, or an eminence._3/--+!  hrafnhrafnNYNCA raven.2($""   hræfnhraefnOYNMA raven./:/+))'  hracahracaOYNCA throat; topographically a pass, a narrow passage.]($""   hovelhovelDE YNCA hovel, a shed; a frame or stand on which a stack of corn was built.r+'%%   householdhouseholdDYNCA household.>0,**(  houshaldhoushaldMYNCA household.<.*((&  hoystrehoystreMYNCAn oyster.8,(&&$  howlethowletDE YNCAn owlet, a little owl.F-)''"  hysehyseOYNCA son, a youth; a shoot, a tendril.K&"   hoshosOYNCA shoot, a tendril.9$   hosahosaOYNCA stocking; applied to a stream or land.P&"   hostriehostrieFYNCA hostelry.9,(&&$@-s= t - 5 I w - H[a v,PecC e hundhundOYNCA hound, a dog.7&"  d humulhumulNYNCA rounded hillock.<($""  c humolhumolONNCA rounded hillock.<($""  b hump-stonehump-stoneDNNCA hump-backed stone, humped stone(s)?Y2.,,* a humphumpDYNCA hump, a hump-backed thing, a hillock.O&"  ` humlihumliNYNCThe hop plant.8($""  _ humelehumeleOYNCThe hop-plant.:*&$$" ^ HumberHumberOYNPA river-name probably of British origin.T*&$$" ] hulmhulmND YNCAn island, a water-meadow.E)%## \ hullihulliMYJHilly..&$""  [ hulfestrehulfestreOGNFA plover./<0,**( Z hulverehulvereMYNCHolly.4,(&&$ Y hulferehulfereONNCHolly.4,(&&$ X huluhuluOYNCA shed, a hovel.8&"  W hulchulcOYNCA shed, a hut.6&"  V hugrhugrNNNCA mound, a hillock.;&"  U hygelhygelONNCA hillock.4($""  T hugolhugolONNCA mound, a small hill.@($""  S huggehuggeMNNCA mound, a hump, a heap.B($""  R hucchehuccheMYNCA hutch, a hut.;*&$$" Q hūchucONNCA hook; a river-bend.A*&$$" P HrypeHrypeOYNPAn Anglian tribe.;($""  O hryngehryngeONNCA pole, a stake.<*&$$" N ryðerrytherONNCA clearing.:-)''% M ryðrythNE YNCA clearing.9,(&&! L roðerrotherONNCA clearing.:-)''% K rothrothND NNCA clearing.6)%## J roðrothONNCA clearing.6)%##! I ruðruthNYNCA clearing.6)%##! H ry¯hðryhthONNCA rough piece of ground.K1-++)" G rūhetruhetONNCA place overgrown with brushwood, a piece of rough ground.j.*((& F rūhruhONNCA rough place, a piece of rough ground, ground left wild, a covert. (Substantive use of the adjective ruh.)*&$$" E rūhruhOYJRough.0(&$$" D ry¯trytOYNCUnderwood, rubbish for burning.K*&$$" C rydenrydenONNCA clearing.5($""  B rydingrydingONNCA clearing. (Recorded once with the spelling "hryding": the spelling "hr-" is probably a mistake for "r-".)*&$$" A ryddryddOYJCleared (of trees).9$"  @ ryderydeONNCA clearing.3&"  ? hrutendehrutendeOYVRRoaring.8.*((& > hrúðrhruthrNYNCScurf; topographically perhaps rough, shaly ground.i40..,$ = hruntahruntaONNCA stump, a staff.=*&$$" < hrunghrungOYNCA rung, a staff, a pole.B($""  ; hrunahrunaONNCA tree-trunk, a fallen tree, a log. As a simplex element, probably a foot-bridge.{($""  : hrucgehrucgeOBNUA woodcock./8*&$$" 9 hrothrotOYNCScum.-&" )+ZY S g # @ 8 ~ M6l!]D/q" hvinhvinNNNCWhin, gorse.4&"  hwelphwelpOYNCA whelp, a cub.9($""  hvelprhvelprNYNCA whelp, a cub.;*&$$" hvilfthvilftNYNCA hollow in a hillside.C*&$$" hwæ¯tenhwaetenOYJWheaten, growing with wheat.S5311/& hwæ¯tehwaeteOYNCWheat.=51//-% hveitihveitiNYNCWheat.2*&$$" hvirfillhvirfillNYNCA circle; something circular, eg. a hill-top, a whirlpool.j.*((& hwerfelhwerfelOA YNCA circle; something circular.N/+))$ hwearfhwearfOYNCAn embankment, a shore, a wharf.L*&$$" hvarfhvarfNYNCA bend, a nook, a corner.C($""  hvammrhvammrNYNCA nook, a small valley.C*&$$" hwammhwammOYNCA corner, an angle (of a house, etc.), a porch.Y($""  huthutDE YNCA hut, a shed.7'#!! þingthingNYNCAn assembly, a council, a meeting.Q-)''% þingthingOYNCAn assembly, a council, a meeting.Q-)''% hūstinghustingOYNCA council, a meeting.I2.,,*!  hús-þinghus-thingNYNCA council, a meeting.S<8664) ~ hūs-stedehus-stedeOYNCThe site of a house; the site or croft a house stands in.q6200.# } huxhuxMYNCInsult, ignominy, scorn, mockery; an insult.R$  | huschuscOYNCInsult, ignominy, scorn, mockery; an insult.T&"  { hyrdelshyrdelsONNCA hurdle; a structure of hurdles, eg. a hurdle-pen.a,(&&$ z hyrdelhyrdelOYNCA hurdle, a wicker-work frame.J*&$$" y hurðhurthONNCA hurdle, a wickerwork frame.J+'%%# x huskinghuskingDD YNCA clownish fellow.C/+))$ w hushhushDD YNCA water channel made in lead-mining.O)%## v hurdhurdDD YNCA hard patch of land in a marsh.K)%## u huntinghuntingOYNCHunting.6,(&&$ t huntehunteMYNCA hunt; later a hunting district.K($""  s huntehunteONNCA hunt.1($""  r hunterehuntereONNCA hunter.7,(&&$ q huntahuntaOYNCA hunter, a huntsman.?($""  p hunighunigOYNCHoney.0($""  o hungrighungrigOYJHungry, poor. (Usually in allusion to barren ground.)a*(&&$ n hungorhungorOYNCHunger, famine. (Usually an allusion to barren ground.)c*&$$" m hūnehuneOYNCHoarhound.8,(&&$ l hundhundOYUOne hundred.2$"  k hundredhundredOYUOne hundred; an administrative division of a county.`*(&&$ j swanswanOYNMA swan./0&"  i sveinnsveinnNYNCA young man, a servant, an attendant.Q*&$$" h hunda-sveinnhunda-sveinnNYNCA houndsman.D6200.  g hunda-maðrhunda-mathrNNNCA houndsman.E7311/" f hundrhundrNYNCA hound, a dog.9($"" |,mQ v " z ~ 7 # K ?e@#YB:* inferiorinferiorLYJLower.4,*((& infeldinfeldMYNCAn in-field, a field near a homestead.R*&$$" imbeimbeOYNCA swarm of bees.8&"  igiligilOYNCA hedgehog; possibly also a leech.J&"  īfigifigOYNCIvy.2,(&&$ īfetifetONNCA clump of ivy, a place overgrown with ivy.Y,(&&$ īfedeifedeONJOvergrown with ivy.A,*((& īdelidelOYJEmpty, vacant, useless. (Sometimes used of useless, uncultivated land.)s*(&&$ illrillrNYJEvil, noxious.4$"  īfegnifegnOYNCIvy.4.*((& īegeðiegethONNCA small island.D3/--+# ice-houseice-houseDYNCAn insulated building in which ice was kept.^0,**( æ¯well-dūnaewell-dunONNCA hill with a spring.ZC?==;/ AlhmundAlhmundOYNPPMasculine personal name.G-(&&$ hy¯scenhyscenONNCA small house.@0,**(  hyrsehyrseOYNCA mare.1($""  hy¯rahyraOYNCA hireling.9,(&&$ hy¯rhyrOYNCHire, wages.8*&$$" hyperhyperONNCAn osier.3($""  hymlichymlicOYNCHemlock.4*&$$" hymelehymeleOYNCA hop plant.8*&$$" hynthyntCBFYNCA road.2)%## hylrhylrNYNCA pool, a deep place in a river.H&"  hyppelshyppelsONNC(Possibly) stepping stones.I,(&&$ hyppinghyppingONNCA stepping stone.?,(&&$ hillokhillokMYNCA hillock.6*&$$" hyllochyllocONNCA hillock.6*&$$" hyleshylesONNCHolly.0($""  hwīting-trēowhwiting-treowOYNCA guelder-rose.UD@>><- hvasshvassNYJSharp, pointed, narrow.?&$""  hwæshwaesOYJSharp, pointed, narrow.D+)''% hy¯fhyfOYNCA hive.3*&$$" whistelingwhistelingMYNCA hissing, a sibilant noise, a whispering, a whistling.k2.,,* hwistlunghwistlungOYNCA hissing, a sibilant noise, a whispering, a whistling.i0,**( hwistlehwistleOYNCA whistle.8,(&&$ hwippehwippeONNCA twig, a switch. (Probably)H*&$$" hwiferhwiferONNCA beam, or the like.@*&$$" HwicceHwicceOYNPA tribe which settled mostly in Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.o*&$$" hwet-stānhwet-stanOYNCA whetstone.D6200.# hwerhwerOYNCA kettle, a cauldron.=&"  hwalf-ærnhwalf-aernONNCA vaulted building, a building with a vault.e7311/# hwalfhwalfOA YNCAn arch, a vault.>+'%%  hv&oog;nnhvonnNYNCAngelica.7,(&&$ whinwhinMYNCWhin, gorse.4&" ='j1  , \  ! ~J#USB jackjackDD YJUnused, of no account.?'%## jennetjennetDYNCA small Spanish horse.B*&$$" jórjorNYNCA horse.5+'%%# ply¯meplymeOYNCA plum; a plum-tree.D.*((& hy¯ðhythOYNCA landing place on a river; an inland port.\/+))'! cly¯derclyderONNCLoose stones, debris.G0,**(  by¯byNYNCA farmstead, a village.A($""  nethernetherMYDDown, downward, low.>(&$$" neoðeraneotheraOYJLower. (No positive form.)K/-++) ĒanbaldEanbaldOYNPPMasculine personal name.M3.,,*! Ælfgy¯ðAElfgythOYNPPFeminine personal name.V=8664* EalhaEalhaONNPPMasculine personal name.C)$""  iuxtaiuxtaLYJNext to, near to.9&$""  issueissueDYNCA way out, an exit, an egress; a spring or a place where a stream emerges; profits arising from lands, tenements, fines; the outcome of an action; the object of a legal action.($""  issueissueMYNCA way out, an exit, an egress; a spring or a place where a spring emerges; profits arising from lands, tenements, fines; the outcome of an action; the object of a legal action.($""  ispileispileMYNCA hedgehog.7*&$$" irreirreOYJAngry, wandering, winding.@$"  IrischeIrischeMYJIrish; perhaps also an Irishman.L*(&&$ ÍriIriNYNPAn Irishman; probably also a Norseman who had lived in Ireland.l+'%%# iren-mongereiren-mongereMYNCAn ironmonger.F6200.  īsernisernOYNCIron.5.*((& intrinsecaintrinsecaLYDLying within the bounds.J0.,,* innarinnarNYJInner..&$""  intraintraLYDWithin, inside.7&$""  inninnOYNCA dwelling, a lodging.<$  inmostinmostDYJInnermost, nearest the centre.H(&$$" ingleingleDD YNCFire.2+'%%  in-landin-landMYNCLand near a residence; land cultivated for the owner's use and not let to a tenant.,(&&$ -ingahām-ingahamOYSThe village of the people of . . . ; the village of the people called after . . .20..," -ingas-ingasOYSThe people of . . . ; the people called after . . .](&$$" -ingtūn-ingtunONSA settlement called after, or connected with . . .d0.,,*! -ing--ing-OYOConnective particle, linking a first element to a final element.h&$""  -ing-ingOYSPatronymic suffix.8$"  -ing-ingOYSPlace-name forming suffix.@$"  ing-hylling-hyllONNCA hill, a peak.?.*((& ingelingelONNCA peak.1($""  ingingONNCA hill, a peak.5$  in-gangin-gangMYNCAn entrance, a way in.D,(&&$ inclosureinclosureDYNCEnclosed land; land alloted under an Enclosure Award; enclosed part of a forest.0,**( ,?H G # S t Y CEn9;Bt p  kappkappNYNCA match, a contest.;&"   kvígakvigaNYNCA heifer.:/+))'  kvia-bólkvia-bolNYNCA fold-stead, a milking-pen.S51//-# kumlkumlNYNCA burial-mound, a cairn.@&"  kross-býkross-byNYNCA farmstead or village with a cross or crosses.f51//-# krákraNYNCA nook, a corner of land.F+'%%# kopparikoppariNYNCA joiner, a turner.A,(&&$  kunungkunungND YNCA king.6-)''"  kofrikofriNYNCA hood, a cap; used of a hill.H($""   kvíkviNYNCA pen, a fold.;+'%%#  knobknobMYNCA knob; whence a knoll.?&"   bydelbydelOYNCA beadle.3($""   kitlingkitlingDD YNCA young animal; a catkin of willow or other tree.b/+))$  kitchenkitchenDYNCA kitchen garden, land on which vegetables were grown.d,(&&$  knabbeknabbeMYNCA hill-top.7*&$$" kleggikleggiNYNCA haystack; possibly also a hill.M*&$$" kjósskjossNYNCA small creek, a valley, a recess.S/+))'  kj&oog;lrkjolrNYNCA keel, a ridge (of hills).I,(&&$ kirkju-býrkirkju-byrNYNCA village with a church.S95331% kirkjakirkjaNYNCA church.5*&$$" kíllkillNYNCA narrow bay; probably also a narrow valley.[-)''% kikallkikallNNJWinding.2(&$$" kiddelkiddelDE YNCA fish-weir.;-)''" kexkexMYNCA dry hollow stalk; a large hollow-stemmed umbelliferous plant.e$  ketlingrketlingrNYNCA kitchen.:.*((& kerskersMYNCA fen..&"  kerlingkerlingNYNCAn old woman.;,(&&$ kenelkenelMYNCA kennel, sometimes relating to the kennels in which hunting dogs were kept.v($""  kedlockkedlockDD YNCThe colewort, the common charlock.S/+))$ keddle-dockkeddle-dockDD YNCThe common ragwort, or various other weeds.d7311, keykeyMFYNCA quay, a wharf.8&"  kangkangMYNCA fool./&"  juxtajuxtaLYENear.-&$""  justmentjustmentFN YNCA piece of land of which the grazing is let._1-++& justingjustingMYNCA jousting, a tournament.G,(&&$ jumblejumbleDE YNCA jumble, a muddle.B-)''" jumpejumpeDE YNCA jump, a leap.<+'%%  jointurejointureMYNCA legal jointure, joint ownership or tenancy.].*((& jayjayMYNCA jay.,$  j&oog;furrjofurrNYNCA wild boar.<.*((& JewerieJewerieMYNPA place where Jews were segregated.Q,(&&$ JeweJeweMYNPA Jew..&"  jarljarlNYNCA nobleman, an earl.<&"  jaldajaldaNYNCA nag; found chiefly in poetry in the sense "mare".]($"" +xJ m  > | < u ( r>CVUy)E : mikillmikillNYJBig, great.5(&$$" 9 micelmicelOYJBig, great.3&$""  8 magnamagnaLYJBig, great.3&$""  7 parvaparvaLYJSmall..&$""  6 ĒataEataOYNPPMasculine personal name. Also the name of a saint.a-(&&$ 5 lām-pyttlam-pyttOYNCA loam-pit.A40..," 4 lamiglamigMYJLoamy, clayey.6&$""  3 lāmiglamigONJLoamy, clayey.<,*((& 2 lāmlamOYNCLoam, clay.7*&$$" 1 lampreielampreieMYNCA lamprey.:.*((& 0 lamblambOYNCA lamb./&"  / lammasselammasseMYNPLammas (1 August), the date after which certain land was open for pasturing animals on the aftermath of the corn crop..*((& . laghfullaghfulMYJLawful.3*(&&$ - lawelaweMYNCLaw.,&"  , laghedayelaghedayeMYNCA law-day, a session day, a session.V0,**( + lakelakeMYNCA lake./&"  * lag-gooselag-gooseDD YNCA wild goose, the wild grey goose.W3/--( ) lowlowDYJLow, low-lying.3"  ( laghlaghMYJLow, low-lying.5$"  ' laielaieMYNCA pool./&"  & lagulaguOYNCThe sea, flood, water.>&"  % lágrlagrNYJLow.1+)''% $ laggerlaggerDD YNCA narrow strip of land.F-)''" # laggelaggeONNCA marsh. (Probably)=($""  " lāflafOYNCThe remains, what is left, a bequest.Q*&$$" ! lattelatteMYNCA lath, a beam.9($""  lættlaettOYNCA lath, a beam.>-)''%  læ¯telaeteONJLonely, deserted; possibly fallow, left alone.a1/--+$  læ¯tlaetOYNCA junction of roads.G1-++)#  læ¯slaesOYNCPasture, meadow-land.H1-++)#  læppalaeppaOYNCA lap, the skirt of a garment; a district; a border, boundary, edge.u/+))'  læ¯llaelOYNCA twig, a switch.D1-++)#  læ¯gelaegeONJFallow, unploughed, lying untilled.V1/--+$  lēferleferOYNCA rush, a reed, a yellow iris, levers.V.*((&  læ¯dlaedONNCA drain, a water-course.K1-++)#  læ¯celaeceOYNCA leech, a lood-sucking worm.R3/--+$  læ¯celaeceOYNCA physician.A3/--+$  læcenlaecenONJAbounding in water-channels; having well-watered ground. (Uncertain.)t-+))'  laddaladdaONNCA servant, a menial; later a youth, a young man.Z($""   lachetlachetMNNCA small muddy hole, a bog.F*&$$"  leikrleikrNYNCPlay, sport; a place where animals play.R($""   lāclacOYNCPlay, sport.8*&$$"  leleFYADThe.("?)R{ 1 + m  R  dVa&|8` c lēadleadOYNCLead (the metal).?,(&&$ b vargrvargrNYNCA wolf; an outlaw who has violated a holy place.Z($""  a weargweargOYNCA felon, a criminal, an outlaw.I($""  ` wearg-trēowwearg-treowOYNCA gallows, a tree where felons were hanged.g:6442% _ wearg-rōdwearg-rodOYNCA gallows, a scaffold.N6200.# ^ rōd-stānrod-stanONNCA stone cross, a rood-stone.X:6442( ] rōdrodOYNCA rood, a cross; also a cross for executing criminals.b*&$$" \ PudaPudaOYNPPMasculine personal name.A'"  [ BasaBasaONNPPMasculine personal name.A'"  Z bere-lēahbere-leahONNCBarley clearing.H6200.# Y BacgaBacgaOYNPPMasculine personal name.C)$""  X leaxleaxOYNCA salmon.1&"  W laxlaxNYNCA salmon./$  V lautlautNYNCA small valley, a hollow.A&"  U launlaunNYNCSecrecy, concealment.=&"  T laundelaundeMFYNCAn open space in woodland, a forest glade, woodland pasture.j,(&$" S leightonleightonDD YNCA kitchen garden, a vegetable garden.X1-++& R lectunlectunMYNCA kitchen garden, a vegetable garden.Q*&$$" Q lēac-tūnleac-tunOYNCA leek enclosure; a herb garden.\:6442( P lēacleacOYNCA leek, garlic.=,(&&$ O laukrlaukrNYNCA leek, garlic.9($""  N lāwercelawerceOGNFA lark./<2.,,*! M lēafleafOYNCA leaf, foliage.>,(&&$ L lauflaufNYNCA leaf, foliage.8&"  K laðunglathungOYNCA calling together, a gathering of people.[/+))' J leiðrleithrNYJUnpleasant, hateful.A+)''% I lāðlathOYJUnpleasant, hateful.C-+))'! H látrlatrNYNCThe lair of an animal.E-)''% G lap-boardlap-boardDD YNCA (tailor's) pressing board.Q3/--( F larderlarderMYNCA larder, a food-store.C*&$$" E laninglaningMYNCA lane, a right of way.C*&$$" D lanketlanketDD YNCA long, narrow field.D-)''" C landewlandewMNZOf unknown meaning.=(&$$" B land-scearuland-scearuOYNCA land-mark, a boundary, a share of land._40.., A land-rihtland-rihtOYNCLand rights, the law of the land, rights connected with the ownership of an estate.0,**( @ rihtrihtOYJStraight./$"  ? rihtrihtOYNCRight, duty.4&"  > land-gemæ¯reland-gemaereOYNCA boundary.NA=;;9+ = mæ¯remaereOYJFamous.:1/--+$ < mæ¯remaereOYNCA boundary, a border; (in field names) the balk of a ploughland.u3/--+$ ; lampelampeMYNCA lamp. (Often found in names of endowed fields, income from which was used in the maintenance of church lamps.)($"" -?5 = & , S j  bdj4dw'w3i linenlinenOYJLinen, made of linen or flax, growing with flax.X&$""  listelisteMYNCA boundary, a tilting enclosure.J($""  listlistMYNCA strip.0&"  listlistOYNCA border, an edge.:&"  limylimyDYJFull of, treated with, lime.B$"  limbolimboMYNPLimbo; a remote, neglected, boundary location.X($""  litesterelitestereMYNCA dyer.90,**( lítilllitillNYJLittle, small.?/-++)! ly¯tellytelOYJLittle, small.<,*((& ly¯tlytOYJA little, a few.:(&$$" limblimbDYNCA projecting part.:&"  liscliscONNCReeds, a reedy marsh.=&"  lilielilieOYNCA lily.1($""  línlinNYNCFlax.2+'%%# līnlinOYNCFlax.1*&$$" liferliferOYNCA liver; probably used of thick, clotted water.Y($""  lieulieuFYNCA place.0&"   līhtelihteONNCA light place; a glade where the trees in a wood are more sparse.q.*((& ~ lidalidaOYNCA sailor.1&"  } līf-lēaslif-leasOYJLifeless.C86442( | līc-tūnlic-tunOYNCA burial ground.J84220' { līclicOYNCA body, a corpse.=*&$$" z leysingaleysingaNYNCA freedman.;.*((& y leyneleyneMYNCA layer, a trace of arable land.J($""  x leyleyDYNCA meadow, an allotment of meadow, an open pasture.X$  w levylevyMYNCLeafy..&"  v leteleteMYNCA manorial cort, a court-leet.F&"  u lepre-hūslepre-husMYNCA leper-house.F6200.# t leperleperMYNCA leper.2($""  s lentillentilMYNCA lentil.5*&$$" r lēohtleohtOYJLight, bright, light-coloured. (Used substantively of a light place.)s,*((& q lendinglendingNYNCA landing place.>,(&&$ p lemelemeMYNCAn artificial water-course.C&"  o lenctenlenctenOYNPSpring, Lent. (Referring to land ploughed in Spring, or to poor land producing only lenten fare.),(&&$ n leið-grímaleith-grimaNNNCA mark on a tree to indicate a track.e>:886) m leiðleithNYNCA road, a track.=+'%%# l leiraleiraNYNCA clayey place.9($""  k leirrleirrNYNCMud, clay.4($""  j legiolegioLYNCA legion.3($""  i legerlegerOYNCA burial place, a grave; later also a lair.U($""  h leggeleggeMYNCA ledge, a shelf.;($""  g lēapleapOYNCA basket, especially one for catching fish.Y,(&&$ f leahtricleahtricOYNCA lettuce.:.*((& e leahtleahtONNCProbably: a channel.>($""  d lēadenleadenOYJLeaden (usually referring to lead roofing).[.,**( +.= R Q  [  | ' UH_ [dGd!l lumberlumberMYNCLumber, odds and ends.B*&$$" lumlumDD YNCA deep pool in the bed of a river.K'#!! lummlummONNCA pool./&"  lúkalukaNYNCThe hollow of the hand; topographically a hollow.`-)''% lunchlunchDD YNCA lump, a thick piece; topographically perhaps lumps of chalk or other stone on the surface of the soil.+'%%  lucernelucerneDE YNCThe leguminous fodder plant, 'Medicago sativa'.`/+))$ luhluhOYNCA lough, a lake, a pool.>$  loverloverDYNCA lover, one who goes courting.I($""  luffereluffereMYNCA lover, one who goes courting.M,(&&$ luferelufereONNCA lover; one who goes courting.K*&$$" luflicluflicOYJLovely.1(&$$" loveloveMYNCLove, love-making, courtship.E&"  lufulufuOYNCLove, love-making, courtship.E&"  lowsylowsyMYJLousy, infested with lice.B&$""  lowklowkDD YNCA weed; hence a weedy place.G)%## losengeourlosengeourMYNCA deceiver.?2.,,* loscloscCBANNCBurning.3)%## loukeloukeMNNCA fastener, a lock, a shackle.H($""  lostlostCBGYNCA tail.2)%## lortelorteONNCDirt, mud, a muddy place, a swamp.L($""  lorimerlorimerMYNCA harness-maker.>,(&&$ lordeshiplordeshipMYNCA lordship, a domain.G0,**( loppedloppedMYJLopped, having the branches cut off.N(&$$" lopt-húslopt-husNYNCA house with a loft or upper chamber.\51//-# loptloptNYNCA loft, an upper chamber.A&"  loppeloppeOYNCA spider.3($""  loonloonDD YNCA land, an arable strip.C)%## loklokNYNCA weed.-$  loomloomDD YNCA broad selion; a double-size selion.P)%## lollardelollardeMYNCA mumbler; later a heretic.K.*((& logelogeMFYNCA hut, a small house; later a house in a forest for temporary use, a house at the entrance to a park.($"  loftyloftyDE YJTall, high.6)'%%  lochelocheFYNCA loach.2($""  loddereloddereOYNCA beggar.7,(&&$ lōkerelokereMYNCA keeper, a shepherd.G0,**(  lōcerelocereONNCA keeper, a shepherd.G0,**(  localocaOYNCAn enclosure.5&"  loclocOYNCA lock, a bolt; a fold.=$  llwynllwynCBFYNCA bush, a grove.=+'%%  llidiatllidiatCBFYNCA gate.8/+))$ lobblobbONNCSomething heavy or clumsy; used