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- : Sawyer 1004, MS 1: Dorchester, Dorset History Centre, D/FSI/charter 1024 (olim Dorset R.O., D. 124)
- : Abbotsbury
- : Dorset
- : Abbots Wootton in Whitchurch Canonicorum
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- First
- ærestÆrest
- from
- ofof
- street
- strætstræt
- ford
- fordforda
- up
- upup
- along
- andlangandlang
- the
- seþæs
- green
- grenegrenan
- way
- wegƿweges
- to
- toto
- fair1
- smicersmiceran
- oak
- acæc
- ·
- along
- andlangandlang
- (the) way
- wegƿwegges
- to
- toto
- kite's
- cytaketan
- ''leah'/wood
- leahlege
- upward (the upper part)
- ufeweardufeƿwerdre
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- andlangAndlang
- (the) highway/military route
- herepæþherpaðes
- to
- toto
- the
- seþam
- highway
- herepæþherpaþes
- to
- onon
- (the) north
- norþnorð
- side
- healfhea`l´fe
- of lobiriht's
- -lobirihtes
- gate/gap
- geatgete
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- ofOf
- the
- seþam
- highway
- herepæþherpaðe
- to the north
- benorþanbenorþan
- of labiriht's
- -labirihtes
- gate
- geatgete
- to
- onon
- the
- seðære
- ditch's2
- dicdice
- corner
- hyrnehyrnan
- down
- adunadune
- on
- onon
- the
- seþære
- land-boundary
- landscearulandsceare
- to
- toto
- the
- seþam
- two
- twegentƿwam
- wych-elms
- wiceƿwicon
- down
- adunadune
- along
- andlang<7>langes
- dry
- drygedrian
- hurst's (wooded hill's)
- hyrsthyrstes
- watercourse
- laculace
- ·
- from
- framfram
- the
- seðære
- watercourse
- laculace
- to
- toto
- the
- seþam
- lying/fallen
- licganligcgendum
- oak
- acæc
- ·
- from
- framfram
- the
- seðam
- lying
- licganlicgendum
- oak
- acæc
- to
- innaninnan
- steep
- sticolsticelan
- ford
- fordford
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- ofOf
- the
- seðam
- ford
- fordforda
- along
- andlangandlang
- (the) highway
- herepæþherpaðes
- to
- onon
- Wulfric's
- Wulfricƿwulfrices
- ditch's
- dicdice
- corner
- hyrnehyrnan
- ·
- from
- framfram
- the
- seþære
- ditch's
- dicdice
- corner
- hyrnehyrnan
- along
- andlang<7>lang
- (the) fence
- *hæccehæccean
- ·
- to
- toto
- bridian
- -bridian
- groves'
- bearubeara
- watercourse
- laculace
- to
- onon
- the
- seþone
- bare
- hnotthnottan
- stump
- stybbstybb
- ·
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþam
- bare
- hnotthnottan
- stump
- stybbstybbe
- along
- andlang<7>lang
- (the) fence
- *hæccehæccean
- to
- onon
- the
- seðone
- great
- micelmycclan
- maple-tree
- mapuldormapeldran
- ·
- Along
- andlangAndlang
- (the) fence
- *hæccehæccean
- to
- toto
- the
- seþære
- (hedge)row
- ræwræƿw
- apple-tree
- apuldorapoldran
- ·
- Along
- andlangAndlang
- (the) fence
- *hæccehæccean
- to
- toto
- cern
- -cern
- linch's/lynchet's
- hlinchlinces
- highway
- herepæþherpaðe
- ·
- Along
- andlangAndlang
- (the) highway
- herepæþherpaðes
- to
- toto
- the
- seþan
- hollow
- hol2holan
- way
- wegƿwege
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- Along
- andlangAndlang
- (the) ditch
- dicdic
- south
- suþsuð
- to
- toto
- the
- seþære
- hollow
- hol2holan
- watercourse
- laculace
- ·
- along
- andlang<7>lang
- the
- seðære
- watercourse
- laculace
- ·
- up
- upup
- to
- innaninnan
- the
- seþone
- highway
- herepæþherpað
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- Along
- andlangAndlang
- (the) highway
- herepæþherpaþes
- to
- innaninnan
- wheel
- hweolhƿweoul
- ford
- fordforda
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- Or could there be an otherwise unattested occupation term 'smicere' from OE 'smican' (to smoke), here confused with adj. 'smicer'? Back to text
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- OE 'dic', here and throughout, can mean both 'ditch' and 'dyke' Back to text