Warwickshire Place Names
Warwickshire Place Names
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E. A wood growing on a hill-side. Most of our A. S. Dictionaries are wrong on this word, for lack of observation; alder-hanger, aspen-hangra, thorn-hangra, hasle-hangra, Oakhanger, Timberhanger, have obvious mean- ings. The subject is fully dealt with in Crawford Charters, 134.
Harborough, Great and Little, p. , 3 m. NW. Of Rugby. 1004 Hereburgebyrig, Th. Ch. 547. D. Herdeberge-, 13 c. Herdebergh, Herburburi, Herdeberwe, A. D. Ii, iii. I rely entirely on the first form, which gives us Hereburh'...s burh (borough), from the fern. Pers. N. Hereburh\ the original terminal -byrig (dat. Form of burh} has dropped off, squeezed out by the prior burh.
Harbury, or Herberbury, p. , 3 m. SW. Of Southam. D. Edburberie, Erburberie, Erburgeberie. There is con- fusion between the forms of Harborough, ante, and this Harbury. I therefore omit them, and rely on D. , which is clear and gives us the fern. Pers. N. Eadburh. Eadburh's burh (borough), v. Bury.
Hardwick (Kites), in Leamington Hastings. Originally this would be Hierdanwic, in M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. A wood growing on a hill-side. Most of our A. S. Dictionaries are wrong on this word, for lack of observation; alder-hanger, aspen-hangra, thorn-hangra, hasle-hangra, Oakhanger, Timberhanger, have obvious mean- ings. The subject is fully dealt with in Crawford Charters, 134.
Harborough, Great and Little, p. , 3 m. NW. Of Rugby. 1004 Hereburgebyrig, Th. Ch. 547. D. Herdeberge-, 13 c. Herdebergh, Herburburi, Herdeberwe, A. D. Ii, iii. I rely entirely on the first form, which gives us Hereburh'...s burh (borough), from the fern. Pers. N. Hereburh\ the original terminal -byrig (dat. Form of burh} has dropped off, squeezed out by the prior burh.
Harbury, or Herberbury, p. , 3 m. SW. Of Southam. D. Edburberie, Erburberie, Erburgeberie. There is con- fusion between the forms of Harborough, ante, and this Harbury. I therefore omit them, and rely on D. , which is clear and gives us the fern. Pers. N. Eadburh. Eadburh's burh (borough), v. Bury.
Hardwick (Kites), in Leamington Hastings. Originally this would be Hierdanwic, in M.
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