• : Sawyer 579, MS 2: Wells, D.C., Liber Albus II
  • : Wells
  • : Worcestershire
  • : Old Swinford
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First
ærestærest
to
onon
swine
swinsƿwin
ford
fordford
 
 ·
from
ofof
swine
swinsƿwin
ford
fordforda
to
onon
pecges1
-pecges
ford
fordford
 
 ·
from
ofof
pecges
-pecges
ford
fordforda
to
onon
þeonfan2
-ðeonfan
ford
fordford
from
ofof
deonfan
-deonfan
ford
fordforda
to
inin
deonflinc
-deonflinc
ford
fordford
 
 ·
from
ofof
deonflinc
-deonflinc
ford
fordforda
to
inin
hollow
hol2holan
stream
bæcebæce
from
ofof
hollow
hol2holan
stream
bæcebæce
to
inin
earth
eorþeeors
bridge3
brycgbrycge
from
ofof
earth
eorþeeorth
bridge
brycgbrycge
to
inin
meeting place | goat4
*tig | *tigetig
spring
wyllaƿwęllan
thence
þæt<ŧ>
thus
swasƿwa
to
inin
Ymma's
Ymmaymman
holly
holegnholig
from
ofof
Ymma's
Ymmaymman
holly
holegnholigne
to
inin
Cuda's
Cudacudan
dean (valley)
denudene
from
ofof
Cuda's
Cudacudan
dean
denudene
to
onon
the
seða
ditch5
dicdic
above
bufanbufan
fox
foxfox
cottages6
cotcotun
along
andlang<7>long
(the) ditch
dicdices
to
toto
the
seþam
brook
brocbroce
to
toto
the
seþam
stone
stanstan
quarry
(ge)delfgedelfe
from
ofof
the
setham
stone
stanstan
quarry
(ge)delfgedelfe
by
bebe
the
seþære
eves (woodland edge)
efesefese
to
toto
Britons'/Welshmen's
wealhƿwala
croft
croftcrofte
from
ofof
Britons'/Welshmen's
wealhƿwala
croft
croftcrofte
to
inin
the
seþone
southern
suþsuðeran
hollow
hol2holan
stream
bæcebæce
along
andlang<7>long
(the) stream
bæcebæces
below
wiþneoþanƿwiðneoþan
priests'7
preosteosta
cottage/hut
cotcote
along
andlang<7>long
(the) ditch
dicdices
to
inin
gravelly place's | Grendel's8
*grendel | Grendel(persn)grendels
pool
meremere
from
ofof
gravelly place's | Grendel's
*grendel | Grendel(persn)grendels
pool
meremere
to
inin
stone
stanstan
chamber
cofacofan
from
ofof
stone
stanstan
chamber
cofacofan
along
andlang<7>long
(the) down/hill
dundune
to
onon
fish's (sturgeon's?)
styriastiran
pool
meremere
from
ofof
fish's (sturgeon's?)
styriastiran
pool
meremere
to
onon
the
seþa
street
strætstręte
along
andlang<7>long
(the) street
strætstræte
to
onon
the
seþa
posts
stapolstapelas
from
ofof
the
seþan
posts
stapolstapulum
to
onon
wind
windƿwind
ridge/edge
ofer2ofer
from
ofof
wind
windƿwind
ridge
ofer2ofere
to
inin
oak
acac
'leah'/wood
leahleg
from
ofof
oak
acac
'leah'
leahlea
to
toto
louse9
luslus
down
dundune
from
ofof
louse
luslus
down
dundune
to
onon
sican
-sican
stronghold
burhbyrig
from
ofof
sican
-sican
stronghold
burhbyrig
to
onon
the
seþa
street
strætstræte
along
andlangetlong
(the) street
strætstræte
to
toto
boundary
(ge)mæremere
ditch
dicdic
from
ofof
boundary
(ge)mæremære
ditch
dicdice
to
onon
(the) Stour
Stoursture
along
andlang<7>long
(the) Stour
Stoursture
until
þæt<ŧ>
back
efteft
to
onon
swine
swinsƿwin
ford
fordford
 
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1
MS 1 (L579.0.01) reads 'ƿwegges'; 'pecg' (pig) is cited in Clark Hall and also in TOE, but this appears to be based on the instance in this boundary clause; if there is p/wynn confusion, it might represent 'ƿwecges' (wedge's), although *pecg (pig) seems a better bet Back to text
2
Possibly for 'ðeofan' (thief's), although the 'n's here and in the next section of text would suggest against this Back to text
3
MS 1 (L579.0.01) reads 'in eorðbrycge' Back to text
4
SmithEl has entries for *tige (goat) and *tig (meeting-place) but neither of these are secure Back to text
5
OE 'dic' can mean both 'ditch' and 'dyke' throughout Back to text
6
The name has survived in Foxcote (Farm) Back to text
7
'eosta' probably to be emended to 'preosta': note Prestcott House just north of the Pedmore boundary (see Della Hooke, Worcs. A-S Charter Bounds, p. 164) Back to text
8
The form of the word might suggest a stream name 'grendels' here, but cp. 'grendeles gatan' in S1450 (L1450(2-3).0, bounds of 'Lotheresleah' inHendon) Back to text
9
Note 'lusthorn' for a spindle-tree, so perhaps the 'lus' here has a plant connotation Back to text