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How many lost villages are there in Suffolk? | East Anglian Daily Times

How many lost villages are there in Suffolk? | East Anglian Daily Times
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Suffolk place names explained | East Anglian Daily Times

Historians Charlie Haylock and A.D. Mills explain the meanings of more of the county’s town, village and hamlet names ....

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What do Suffolk's place names mean?

Ipswich
“It possibly refers to the harbour or trading centre (taken from the Old English wīc ) of a man with the personal name of ‘Gip’,” explains A.D. Mills. “Alternatively, ‘Gip’ could be from the Old English ‘gipe(s)’ or ‘gype’, meaning ‘opening gap’, referring to the wide estuary of the River Orwell. In the early days, ‘Gip’ was pronounced as ‘Yip’ with a soft ‘g’. The current spelling of Ipswich is first on record in the 13th century.”
Ipswich port - it s thought the town s name refers to the harbour or trading centre, taken from the Old English wīc . ....

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Where did the vikings living in Suffolk? | East Anglian Daily Times

Where did the vikings living in Suffolk? | East Anglian Daily Times
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Satisfying logic behind how every area of Liverpool got its name

Satisfying logic behind how every area of Liverpool got its name
We ve taken a look back at some of the origins
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Liverpool has some seriously quirky place names that you won t find anywhere else - but where did they originate from and what do they actually mean?
Our towns, suburbs and villages got their names from logical things like local geography, livestock and plant life.
Over time these names have evolved and adapted into the places we recognise today. Looking back at their origins, it s easy to see how we arrived at the modern place names we see every day. ....

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