L961.0.00
- : Sawyer 961, MS 1: Dorchester, Dorset History Centre, D/FSI/charter 1024 (olim Dorset R.O., D. 124)
- : Abbotsbury
- : Dorset
- : Portesham
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- First
- ærestÆrest
- from
- ofof
- mill
- mylnmyle
- brook
- brocbroce
- to
- onon
- cuceles1
- -cuceles
- hill
- hyllhylle
- from
- ofof
- cuceles
- -cuceles
- hill
- hyllh[ylle]
- to
- on[on]
- the
- se[þa]
- hollows/holes
- hol1[hola]
- from
- of[of]
- the2
- se[þam]
- hollows
- hol1holun
- to
- onon
- meeting
- (ge)motmot
- barrow/hill
- beorgbeorh
- ·
- from
- ofof
- meeting
- (ge)motmot
- barrow
- beorgbeorge
- to
- onon
- the
- seþa
- street
- strætstræt
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþære
- street
- strætstræt
- to
- onon
- the
- seþone
- old
- ealdealdan
- way
- wegƿweg
- through
- þurhþurh
- the
- seþone
- grove
- grafgraf
- and
- and<7>
- so
- swasƿwa
- onto
- onon
- the
- seþone
- narrow
- smælSmalan
- path
- pæþpæþ
- over
- ofer3ofer
- the
- seþa
- street
- strætstræt
- to
- onon
- the
- seþone
- old
- ealdealdan
- way
- wegƿweg
- and
- and<7>
- so
- swasƿwa
- along
- andlang<7>lang
- (the) way
- wegƿweges
- to
- onon
- -
- -atange[...]
- barrow3
- beorg[b]eorh
- and
- and<7>
- so
- swasƿwa
- to
- onon
- (fortified) position's | feeding-stall's
- ætsteall1 | ætsteall2ætstealles
- barrow
- beorgbeorh
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþam
- barrow
- beorgbeorge
- south
- suþSuð
- to
- onon
- the
- seþa
- old
- ealdealdan
- (raised) weal/ridge
- waluƿwale
- so
- swaSƿwa
- to
- onon
- cutting
- *corfcorf
- gap's
- geatgetes
- western
- westƿwestran
- look-out4
- *tottotan
- ·
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþam
- look-out
- *tottotan
- south
- suþSuð
- by
- bebe
- (the raised) weal
- waluƿwale
- to
- onon
- the
- seþære
- ditch's5
- dicdice
- corner
- hyrnehyrnan
- ·
- and
- and<7>
- so
- swaSƿwa
- west
- westƿwest
- by
- bebe
- (the) ditch
- dicdic
- to
- onon
- (the) other
- oþeroðre
- corner
- hyrnehyrnan
- so
- swasƿwa
- south
- suþsuð
- by
- bebe
- (the) ditch
- dicdic
- to
- onon
- the
- seþære
- meadow's
- mædmæ[de]
- corner
- hyrne[h]yrnan
- and
- and<7>
- from there
- þærþær
- west
- westƿwest
- by
- bebe
- (the) ditch
- dicdic
- to
- onon
- (the) other
- oþeroðre
- meadow's
- mædmæde
- corner
- hyrnehyrnan
- and
- and<7>
- so
- swaSƿwa
- south
- suþSuð
- along
- andlangandlang
- (the) ditch
- dicdic
- to
- onon
- holy | saint's
- halig | halgahalgan
- spring
- wyllaƿwyl
- ·
- from
- ofof
- holy | saint's
- halig | halgahalgan
- spring
- wyllaƿwylle
- west
- westƿwest
- by
- bebe
- (the) ditch
- dicdic
- to
- onon
- the
- seþa
- clayey
- clægigclæian
- lane
- lanelane
- ·
- from
- ofof
- the
- seþære
- clayey
- clægigclæian
- lane
- lanelane
- <!>
- to
- onon
- mill
- mylnmyle
- brook
- brocbroc
- down
- adunadun
- by
- bebe
- (the) stream
- streamstreame
- ·
- back
- efteft
- from
- ofof
- mill
- mylnmyle
- brook
- brocbroce
- to
- onon
- cuceles
- -cuceles
- hill
- hyllhylle
- ·
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- DOE cites a form 'cucelere' glossing 'capon'; could this be a related word? Back to text
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- Damaged manuscript; the reading suggested here fits the spacing Back to text
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- Gap of about 30 characters here, ending, probably, in 'beorh' Back to text
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- This word has previously been misread as 'cotan' Back to text
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- OE 'dic', here and throughout, can mean both 'ditch' and 'dyke' Back to text