The West Midlands in the Early Middle AgesLeicester University Press, 1992 - 221 sider |
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Side 65
... meaning ' wet ' . Perhaps the Dorset river and the Pennine district should be associated with each other on the grounds that neither has the suffix , and the ' elm ' derivation should continue to be regarded as appropriate for all the ...
... meaning ' wet ' . Perhaps the Dorset river and the Pennine district should be associated with each other on the grounds that neither has the suffix , and the ' elm ' derivation should continue to be regarded as appropriate for all the ...
Side 66
... meaning is now said to be ' weir ' . The basic sense of Welsh cryw is probably ' basket ' , from which it was extended to a wickerwork fence placed across a river to catch fish . A meaning ' stepping stones ' probably developed from the ...
... meaning is now said to be ' weir ' . The basic sense of Welsh cryw is probably ' basket ' , from which it was extended to a wickerwork fence placed across a river to catch fish . A meaning ' stepping stones ' probably developed from the ...
Side 148
... meaning ' enclosure ' does not seem altogether adequate for Tamworth , which was the seat of the Mercian kings . Possibly at a very early stage of the settlement in the Midlands worthig developed a meaning akin to that of burh , and was ...
... meaning ' enclosure ' does not seem altogether adequate for Tamworth , which was the seat of the Mercian kings . Possibly at a very early stage of the settlement in the Midlands worthig developed a meaning akin to that of burh , and was ...
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