Etymology

barton

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Today it means: A farmyard. Full definition →

Old English bere
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barton · noun1

  1. Old English · inherited frombere“barley”
  2. English todaybarton

From Old English bere (“barley”) + tūn (“place”).

Barton · proper noun2

  1. Old English · derived fromtūn“enclosure”
  2. Old English · derived frombere“barley”
  3. English todayBarton

From Old English bere (“barley”) + Old English tūn (“enclosure”).

Words from the same roots

Old Englishbere all →

barlowberwickPembertonBarwickbereBarfordBarcroftBerwick-upon-Tweed

Old Englishtūn all →

wellingtonClaytonWilmingtonLutonWhartonfinkPendletonPembertonTunbridgeCrichtonBeltonTorringtonRoystonTunstallPinkertonLeytonFramptonLoftonNaughtonBlytonTarletonConistonOultonTurtonColstonCheritonLoxtonLentonSymingtonOrmiston

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