• : Sawyer 1033, MS 2, Boundary 1: Canterbury, D.C., Chart. Ant. R 51
  • : Rouen, St Mary's
  • : Devon
  • : Ottery St Mary [2]
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First
ærestÆrest
from
ofof
street
strætstræt
gate/gap
geatgeate
to
onon
Tale1
Taletælen
ford
fordford
 
 ·
thence
þanonþonon
up
upup
into
onon
(the) Tale
Taletælen
as far as
blind
blindblindan
spring
wyllaƿwylle
 
 ·
then
þonneþonne
to
onon
dean (valley)
denudene
barrow
beorgbeorh
 
 ·
thence
þanonþanon
to
onon
heath
hæþhæð
field
feldfeld
pool
meremere
 
 ·
thence
þanonþanon
into
onon
(the) Vine2
Vinefinan
 
 ·
thence
þanonþanon
into
onon
(the) Otter3
oter + eaotr-ig
to
onon
street
strætstræt
pool
polpol
 
 ·
then
þonneþonne
to
onon
broom
brombrom
down (hill)
dundune
middleward (the middle part)
middeweardmiddeƿweadre
 
 ·
thence
þanonþanon
to
onon
hollow4
hol2hoan
 
 ·
way
wegƿweg
 
 ·
then
þonneþonne
to
onon
red
readrædan
watercourse
flodeflodan
 
 ·
thence
þanonðanon
south
suþsuð
along
andlangandlang
(the) down
dundune
 
 ·
to
onon
(the) tree-roots/woodbank
wyrttrumaƿwyrtrum
as far as
Wicginc [beetle | Wicga + place/'s]
wicga | Wicga(persn) + -ingƿwicg-inc
land
landland
 
 ·
from5
ofof
the
seðære
land-boundary
landscearulandscore
as far as
look-out's6
wæccƿwacces
tree
treowtreoƿw
 
 :
thence
þanonþanon
to
onon
Beornred's
Beornredberrdes
 
 ·
coomb's (valley's)7
cumbcumbes
head
heafodheafod
 
 ·
then
þonneþonne
to
onon
Leofa's
Leofaleofan
down
dundune
 
 ·
southward (the southern part)
suþeweardsuðeƿwearde
 
 ·
thence
þanonþanon
to
onon
cetes
-cetes
holt (wood)
holtholt
southward (the southern part)
suþeweardsuþeƿwrdne
 
 ·
then
þonneþonne
to
onon
(the) Otter
oter + eaotr-ig
 
 ·
at
ætæt
the
seþam
broken away
berstanborstenan
cliff/slope
clifclife
 
 ·
thence
þanonþannon
to
onon
(the) pinfold/pound
*pundfaldpundfald
 
 ·
then
þonneþonne
to
onon
the
seþone
southern
suþsuþran
elder
ellenellen
ford
fordford
 
 ·
thence
þanonðanon
 
 ·
to
onon
(the) ridge
hrycghric
 
 ·
way
wegƿweg
 
 ·
then
þonneþonne
to
onon
an
ananne
apple-tree
apuldorapoldor
 
 ·
step
-step
 
 ·
then
þonneþonne
 
 ·
to
onon
a
ananne
stone
stanstan
ford
fordford
 
 ·
thence
þanonþanon
to
onon
roe-deer's
rægerægen
thorns
þornðornas
 
 ·
then
þonneþonne
north
norþnorð
onto
onon
(the) highway/military route
herepæþhearpað
back
efteft
to
onon
street
strætstræt
gate
geatgeat
 
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1
The river Tale Back to text
2
Another stream name Back to text
3
The river Otter Back to text
4
MS 3 reads 'holan' Back to text
5
It is unclear whether the manuscript's 'oƿw' is a misreading of 'of' or 'oþ' but from the grammar the former is more likely Back to text
6
Possibly, although a weak form would be expected, so perhaps a personal name; there is a 'wæcces treow' in S359 (L359.0, bounds of Stoke by Hurstbourne, Hants. from the Old Minster Winchester archive) Back to text
7
The name has survived in Burscombe (Farm) Back to text