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Placename Etymology

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CALIFORNIA PLACE NAMES OF INDIAN ORIGIN: soda.sou.edu

Chicagoua/Chicago: The Origin, Meaning, and Etymology of a Place: Etymology of a Place Name. JOHN F. SWENSON.; dig.lib.niu.edu

Slovene Place Names with the Suffix -ina: Some Difficult Cases and: Slovenian place names in the Slovene language that began in the first half of the 19th century thus could not follow the historical and etymological principle.; kuscholarworks.ku.edu

ETYMOLOGY: names (anthroponomastics), and place names (toponomastics).; www.unizd.hr

8 IS': PLACENAMES IN THE ROPER: L. Herclls, F. Hodges and J.; epress.anu.edu.au

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Toponymy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

German placename etymology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

AMERICAN ETYMOLOGY - radicalcartography: Radical Cartography, brought to you by Bill Rankin.; www.radicalcartography.net

Placename Etymology - GenWiki: Sep 19, 2006 The current form of a placename is often a corruption or hypercorrection of the archaic form, and thus may not carry the original meaning.; wiki-en.genealogy.net

2 - Online Etymology Dictionary: The meaning "sharp" is peculiar to English: of blades and edges early 13c., 1690s in northern dialect, but frequent in place names, from O.N.; www.etymonline.com

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