Etymology

Painshawfield

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Today it means: A locality in Stocksfield parish, Northumberland, England. Full definition →

Cumbric *penn ← Old English sceaga
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The story

  1. Old English · derived fromsceaga“coppice, thicket”
  2. Cumbric · derived from*penn“head, summit”
  3. English todayPainshawfield

From Cumbric *penn (“head, summit”) + Old English sceaga (“coppice, thicket”) + feld (“field, open plain”).

Words from the same roots

Cumbric*penn all →

PenrithPentlandPenworthamPenicuikPenshawPen-y-ghent

Old Englishsceaga all →

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