Place Names in the Parish of Stithians |
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Cornish Name |
Current Translation |
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Ayish |
unknown meaning poss: corruption of dialect word
arish, meaning
stubble |
Brook Villa |
English |
Burncorse |
prob. bar an cos, top of
the wood |
Burnennor |
prob. bar an meneth, top
of the hill |
Burntcoose |
bron cos,
wood hill or bar an cos,
top of the wood |
Carn |
carn, rock-pile |
Carn Rocks |
carn, rock-pile, plus redundant English
rock |
Carn Vean |
carn vean, small pile of rocks |
Carnbeau |
poss. carn, rock-pile,
plus French beau
pretty |
Carncrees |
poss. carn cres, middle
tor |
Carnmear |
carn (v)meor, great pile of rocks (v mutates to m) |
Carnsigda |
carn + unknown second element |
Carnsidia |
same as above |
Carnvollock |
same as above |
Carnwidden |
prob. carn (g)wyn, white
tor |
Church Town |
English |
Coinorman |
unknown meaning |
Costport |
English? |
Crellow |
poss. plural of crellas,
old hut |
Crellow Hill |
see above |
Croft And Davis |
Engilsh croft plus
personal name Davis |
Crospost |
English |
East Road |
English |
Ennis |
enys, island or remote place |
Goonlaze |
gun glas, blue downs |
Goonvean |
gun (b)vyan, small downs (b mutates to v) |
Gribbes |
poss. From English grebe |
Gunglaze |
gun glas, green downs |
Gunvean |
gun (b)vyan, small downs (b mutates to v) |
Hendra |
hen dra, old place |
Herhess |
unknown meaning |
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poss. from Kenwal, a
Celtic personal name from the Brythonic name Cunoval. |
Kennall Vale |
same as above plus English vale |
Lansenmoth |
unknown meaning |
Lansenwith |
poss. lans enwydh, valley
of the ash trees (lans, lant and lanc often are the same as nant or
nans) |
Lansownich |
unknown meaning |
Little Plymouth |
English |
Londonwill |
English |
Lower Duan |
unknown meaning |
Menerdue |
meneth du, black hill |
Nancotha |
nan coth a, diminutive of old valley |
Nanpean |
nans (b)(v)pyan (b mutates to v and later to p) |
New Road |
English |
Ninnes |
an enys, the isolated place |
Nunpain |
poss. same as Nanpean |
Penbroath |
pen + unknown second element |
Penhalurick |
pen hal lurek, top of cultivated ground on moor |
Penhalvean |
pen hale b(v)yan, little marsh end (b mutates to v) |
Penhalveor |
pen hale (m)veor, big marsh end (m mutates to v) |
Penhalvior East |
same as above |
Penhalvior West |
same as above |
Penmenen |
poss: same as below |
Penmennor |
pen meneth, hill-top |
Polkanugga |
pol kernogow, frog's pool |
Pouhalvar |
unknown first element + hal veor, great moor |
Pouhalvar |
same as above |
Rennall |
unknown meaning |
Roseath |
ros + heath, Cornish ros means heath, so English
heath is not needed |
Rosemanowas |
ros + unknown second and third element |
Rosmenowas |
ros + unknown second and third element |
Sewrah |
res wrah, hag's ford |
South Road |
English |
Sunny Corner |
English |
Taibilcock |
poss. same as Trebilcock |
The Vicarage |
English |
Tory |
English? |
Treatheague |
tre + unknown second element |
Trebarveth |
tre bar (b)veth, farm on top of grave (b mutates to
v) |
Treboast |
see below |
Trebost |
poss: tre (p)bost,
dwelling with a column (p mutates to b) |
Tregolls |
tre goll, hazel farm |
Tregoning |
tre Gonan, Conan's farm |
Tregoning Mill |
tre Gonan, Conan's farm plus English
mill |
Tregonning |
tre Gonan, Conan's farm |
Tregost |
tre (c)gos, farm of the wood (c mutates to g) |
Tregost Ponsanooth |
tre (c)gos,
farm of the wood (c mutates to g) plus pons a
noweth, the new bridge |
Tregost Rennall |
tre (c)gos, farm of the wood (c mutates to g) |
Tregowls |
tre goll, hazel farm |
Trelespic |
unknown meaning, unless a variant of Trelissick,
tre Wlesyk,
Gwledic's farm. |
Trembroath |
unknown meaning |
Tremenhere |
tre men hyr, homestead by the standing stone or long
stone |
Tresevern |
tre + unknown second element |
Tresevran |
tre + unknown second element |
Treskewes |
tre skewys, homestead of a sheltered or shady place |
Tretheague |
tre + unknown second element |
Trethegue |
tre + unknown second element |
Trevales |
poss: tre (M)Vael,
homestead of Mael (m mutates to v) |
Trevales House |
same as above |
Treweek |
tre (g)wyk,
homestead at wood (g is dropped in mutation) |
Trewence |
see Trewince |
Trewiege |
tre + unknown second element |
Trewince |
tre (g)wyns,
homestead in wind (g is dropped in mutation) |
Trewithan |
tre (g)wedhen, farm of trees (gw mutates to w) |
Trewithen |
tre (g)wedhen, farm of trees (gw mutates to w) |
Tribilcock |
tre bilgack,
farm in place of heaps, or poss: tre-(p)byl-cok,
homestead with cuckoo haunted hillock? (p mutates to b) |
Tribilcocks |
same as above |
Trolvis |
unknown meaning poss. tal
(f)vos, opposite wall or opposite dyke |
Trolvis (Stonemasons Arms) |
unknown meaning poss. tal
(f)vos, opposite wall or opposite dyke |
Trolvis (Whitehouse Cottage) |
unknown meaning poss. tal
(f)vos, opposite wall or opposite dyke |
Tubbin |
poss. from tubban,
a clod or sod of earth |
Velandrucia |
an (m)velyn droghya;
the
tucking mill, or an
(m)velyn
drucha; the mill with a
solid wheel (m mutates to v) |
Vicarage |
English |
Vilindruce |
poss from an
(m)velyn
dres the mill beyond (m
mutates to v) |
Wheal Drucker |
whel drucha;
mine with a solid wheel |