The West Midlands in the Early Middle AgesLeicester University Press, 1992 - 221 sider |
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Side 55
... English names which refer to Welshmen , using either the term cumbre ( the Old English adaptation of Welsh Cymro ' Welshman ' ) or the term walh . The significance of walh has occasioned much discus- sion , culminating in Professor K ...
... English names which refer to Welshmen , using either the term cumbre ( the Old English adaptation of Welsh Cymro ' Welshman ' ) or the term walh . The significance of walh has occasioned much discus- sion , culminating in Professor K ...
Side 65
... Old English spellings , but Dodgson argues that the alternative form Lyne indicates that the suffix was present in the Old English form . The earliest instance of Lyne which he cites , however , is 1319 , and it is easily explained as a ...
... Old English spellings , but Dodgson argues that the alternative form Lyne indicates that the suffix was present in the Old English form . The earliest instance of Lyne which he cites , however , is 1319 , and it is easily explained as a ...
Side 66
... old definition has been revised and the meaning is now said to be ' weir ... English hybrids noted in Cheshire . Names referring to Britons are ... Old English ceaster has been added to the British place - name , and the compound has been ...
... old definition has been revised and the meaning is now said to be ' weir ... English hybrids noted in Cheshire . Names referring to Britons are ... Old English ceaster has been added to the British place - name , and the compound has been ...
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