A Dictionary of Place Names Giving Their Derivations
A Dictionary of Place Names Giving Their Derivations
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G. Fon- FONS (Lat. ), FONTE (It. And Port), tainebleau, corrupt, from Fon- FONT, FONTAINE (Fr. ), , taine-de-belle-eau (the spring of FTTFMTF . R. C\ «nxT^AXTA /Q... X i bcautiful watcr) ; Fontenoy(the FUENTE, and MONTANA (Span. ) FUARAN and UARAN (Gadhelic) FFYNNON (Cym. -Cel), place of the fountain) ; Fon- tenay (the place of the foun- tain) ; Les Fontaines, Fontanas (the fountains) ; Fontenelles (the little fountains) ; Fonte- vrault, Lat. Foiis-Ebraldi (the well of St. Evrault) ; Fuente (th...e fountain), the name of several towns in Spain ; Fuen- G 82 FORD caliente (the warm fountain) ; Fuensagrada (holy well) ; Fuente-el-fresna (of the ash -tree) ; Fuente- alamo (of the poplar) ; Fontarabia, Span. Fuentarrabia, corrupt, from the Lat. Fo}is-7'apida7is (the swift-flowing spring) ; Fuenfrido (cold fountain) ; Fossano, in Italy, Lat. Foiis-saiiiis (the healing fountain) ; Hontanas, Hontanares, Hontananza, Hon- tangas (the place of springs), in Spain ; Hontomin (the fountain of the R. Omino), in Spain ; Pinos-fuente (pine- tree fountain), in Granada; Saint -fontaine, in Belgium, corrupt, from Terra- de-ce7ihini fontanis (the land of the hundred springs) ; Spa, in Belgium, corrupt, from Espa (the fountain) — its Latin name was Foiis-Timgroriini (the well of the Tungri) ; Fonthill (the hill of the spring).
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G. Fon- FONS (Lat. ), FONTE (It. And Port), tainebleau, corrupt, from Fon- FONT, FONTAINE (Fr. ), , taine-de-belle-eau (the spring of FTTFMTF . R. C\ «nxT^AXTA /Q... X i bcautiful watcr) ; Fontenoy(the FUENTE, and MONTANA (Span. ) FUARAN and UARAN (Gadhelic) FFYNNON (Cym. -Cel), place of the fountain) ; Fon- tenay (the place of the foun- tain) ; Les Fontaines, Fontanas (the fountains) ; Fontenelles (the little fountains) ; Fonte- vrault, Lat. Foiis-Ebraldi (the well of St. Evrault) ; Fuente (th...e fountain), the name of several towns in Spain ; Fuen- G 82 FORD caliente (the warm fountain) ; Fuensagrada (holy well) ; Fuente-el-fresna (of the ash -tree) ; Fuente- alamo (of the poplar) ; Fontarabia, Span. Fuentarrabia, corrupt, from the Lat. Fo}is-7'apida7is (the swift-flowing spring) ; Fuenfrido (cold fountain) ; Fossano, in Italy, Lat. Foiis-saiiiis (the healing fountain) ; Hontanas, Hontanares, Hontananza, Hon- tangas (the place of springs), in Spain ; Hontomin (the fountain of the R. Omino), in Spain ; Pinos-fuente (pine- tree fountain), in Granada; Saint -fontaine, in Belgium, corrupt, from Terra- de-ce7ihini fontanis (the land of the hundred springs) ; Spa, in Belgium, corrupt, from Espa (the fountain) — its Latin name was Foiis-Timgroriini (the well of the Tungri) ; Fonthill (the hill of the spring).
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