Wrythe · proper noun1
The place-name was coined (or at least standardised) in the Ordnance Survey's 1:1056 scale map series, published 1867, but first attested 10 August 1866 in a document presented to the House of Commons (see quotations) using the Survey's then-unpublished map data.
Wrythe · proper noun2
An alternative spelling of the surname Writhe. Related to Wriothesley.
Wrythe · proper noun3
From Green Wrythe Lane, the road upon which the capital of Austenasia is located; itself named after the Wrythe area. Coined 20 September 2008 (see quotations).
Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0.