Oxna-ford, n: Oxford, a place-name meaning ‘ford of the oxen’. (AWK-sna-vord / ˈɔk-sna-vɔrd)
Oxna-ford
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scīr
scīr, f.n: office, charge, business, administration, government; district, province; shire; diocese or parish. (SHEER / ˈʃiːɹ)
wunung-stōw
wunung-stōw, f.n: dwelling-place, habitation. (WUH-nung-STOH / ˈwʌ-nʌŋ-ˌstoːw)
Bedan-ford-scīr
Bedan-ford-scīr, f.n: Bedfordshire (place name), possibly derived from the name of Saxon chief Beda + ford, the crossing of River Great Ouse. (BEH-dahn-ford-SHEER / ˈbɛ-dan-fɔɹd-ˌʃiːɹ)
mǣd-lacu
mǣd-lacu, f.n: a meadow stream. (MAD-LAH-kuh / ˈmæːd-ˌla-kʌ)
beorh-hliþ
beorh-hliþ, n.n: a mountain-height, mountain-brow. (BEH-or’h-HLITH / ˈbɛɔɹh-ˌhlɪθ)
gyst-ern
gyst-ern, n.n: a guest-chamber, inn; (place of) shelter. (YUST-ERN / ˈjɝst-ˌɛɹn)
scræf
scræf, n.n: a cave, cavern, hollow place in the earth; a miserable dwelling, a den. (SHRAFF / ˈʃræf)
rand
rand, m.n: brink, edge, margin, shore; a shield or shield boss. (ROND / ˈɹand)
cwabba
cwabba, n: a bog or marsh. (KWAH-ba / ˈkwa-ba)
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