The Place-names of Wiltshire: Their Origin and HistoryAppelbergs Boktryckeri a.-b., 1917 - 187 pages |
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The Place-names of Wiltshire: Their Origin and History Einar Laurentius Ekblom Affichage du livre entier - 1917 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
Amesbury Avon Bardsley Biddestone Björkman Bremhill Britford Broad Chalk burnan byrig byriz Calne Celtic certainly Chelworth Chippenham Chitterne corrupt Corsham Corton Cricklade cumb DB form DB prob denoting Deverill Devizes dialectal Dugdale early 14th cent Eccl Ekblom Enford English etymology family name Feet of fines ford forms quoted Heytesbury Hindon hypocoristic Jones Kemble Kemble's Langford leaze London Ludgershall Macray Magna Malm Malmesbury Marlborough Melksham Müller Note Ns of Oxfs occurs OE p. n. orthographic Osmund p. n. beginning patronymic pet-form Pewsey Phillipps Pipe Plac Place-Names plur possibly identical Potterne preceding name probably R. L. Cl represent Salisbury Scand second element seems situated Skeat spelling språkvet Stoke Stolze subst Swindon syllable termination Trowbridge tūn Warr Wilton Wilts Winterbourne Wootton Bassett Wyld Zachrisson
Fréquemment cités
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Page 23 - thys endys my^tti," read "thys endys ny^th." 1. 521. " by bis lijte." Perhaps this is merely an asseveration. iiy, 1. 971. An acre was a definite quantity of land, originally as much as a yoke of oxen could plough in a day, afterwards limited by statutes passed in the 31st lace years of Kdw.
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Page 35 - THIS (Lat., from Gk. A city of ancient Egypt on the left bank of the Nile, a little above Thebes. Its Egyptian name was On, and, to distinguish it from other places of the same name, it was called On of the South or On of the god Mont. The local deity was the hawk-headed god Mont (qv ). and hence the city bore the sacred name of Per-Mont (house of Monti, of which the Greek Hirmonthis is a corruption.
Page ix - Vetus Registrum Sarisberiense alias dictum Registrum S. Osmundi Episcopi, ed. WHR Jones (Rolls Series).
Page x - Taxatio Ecclesiastica Anglise et Wallise auctoritate P. Nicholai IV. circa AD 1291.
Page v - In conclusion, it is my pleasant duty to express my sincere gratitude to all those who have so willingly helped me in various stages of my researches.
Page x - Testa de Nevill, sive Liber feodorum . . . temp. Hen. III. et Edw. I.
Page xv - Stolze, M., Zur Lautlehre der altenglischen Ortsnamen im Domesday Book. Berlin 1902.