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| The village name is Old English in | origin, and means 'Heoruwulf's meadow'. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'hill where wheat is grown'. |
| considered by most scholars to be Christian in | origin; they assert God's rejection of the Jews and d |
| The name is Anglo-Saxon in | origin, and relates to bees. |
| ditions and its grape varieties are Italian in | origin. |
| he village name 'Winchendon' is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'hill at a bend'. |
| hurch of St Mary is 13th century or earlier in | origin. |
| o it may be that it's a South Asian holiday in | origin, but that it's believed to have these American |
| While neither Moravian in content nor in | origin, the Lowens Collection is an extremely valuabl |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin and thought to be the Noongar word for the Kin |
| rch of St Peter, Staple Fitzpaine is Norman in | origin, and has been designated as a Grade I listed b |
| s name from a nearby well, it is Aboriginal in | origin and its meaning is not known. |
| The hill is volcanic in | origin, like the Wrekin etc., formed of narrow ridges |
| The name is Indigenous Australian in | origin but its meaning is unknown. |
| The Mexican pizza is not Mexican in | origin, but is actually regionally modified cuisine o |
| The name is Anglo-Saxon in | origin and a derivation of "Shepherd's Cote". |
| The Dunface was similar in | origin and appearance to several other short-tailed s |
| centre Ryan Girdler scoring the fastest try in | Origin history after 39 seconds, Queensland took a 28 |
| The word "clipping" is Anglo-Saxon in | origin, and is derived from the word "clyp-pan", mean |
| ill, part of the Dorset Downs, and is Saxon in | origin, with a medieval church, much renovated. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, meaning 'cress hill'. |
| The towns name is Indigenous Australian in | origin and is thought to mean the place of the wild t |
| s or House of Lords seem to have been later in | origin than petitions to the Crown. |
| chish, and Phicol, appear to be non-Semitic in | origin, and Indo-European etymologies have been sugge |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin and means 'above island'. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'double ford'. |
| The hamlet name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'southern cottage'. |
| Though the word is Arabic in | origin, it has been borrowed by a number of eastern l |
| The name Holborn appears Norse in | origin, meaning hillfort, and the headland may be the |
| The place name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means literally Dunna's moor. |
| Spear in | origin also denoted a throwing spear or lance (hasta) |
| osition of the Roma, who were Indo-European in | origin, speaking an Indo-Aryan language. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, although its original meaning is unclear. |
| These rocks are largely igneous in | origin, mixed with metamorphosed marble, quartzite an |
| The name Kit-Cat Club is obscure in | origin. |
| Andouille is French in | origin, and was later brought to the United States th |
| vidence that they are volcanic, not impact, in | origin. |
| Its name is Aboriginal in | origin; the word Bun-Galla means the part of the body |
| ll cell carcinomas which are neuroendocrine in | origin. |
| ill where thorn trees grow", is Anglo Saxon in | origin. |
| Esholt Old Hall at Upper Esholt is medieval in | origin, probably 16th century, and possibly once moat |
| s, helicopters and airplanes, mostly Soviet in | origin and all of them still in use in many countries |
| The hamlet name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'gravel hill'. |
| The song is likely to be traditional in | origin. |
| of the word is that it is definitely Greek in | origin and that it's origin is from the Latin only in |
| ps surprising that the parish church, Saxon in | origin, is however dedicated to St Mary the Virgin. |
| H R Gough rebuilt the chancel arch in 1882. in | origin and its tall spire, last rebuilt in 1957 is a |
| e surveyor Brazier in 194 and is Aboriginal in | origin although the meaning of it is unknown. |
| urch of the Blessed Virgin Mary is medieval in | origin but underwent extensive renovation in the 18th |
| Sailors on the Moshulu, mostly Scandinavian in | origin, referred to Port Victoria as "Port Veek", and |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'ash tree'. |
| Some of these buildings are more modern in | origin. |
| The current Church of St Nicholas is Norman in | origin, with the chancel and lower stage of the tower |
| Although extraterrestrial in | origin, the High Possil meteorite is mostly made up o |
| The name is Indigenous Australian in | origin and is thought to mean either to squeeze or pl |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin and is a contraction of the the name of a near |
| The Church of St Peter is Norman in | origin, and has a Norman doorway reset in the south a |
| The term is entirely different in | origin and meaning from "Fifth Column", which is used |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin but its meaning is unknown. |
| The village name 'Hitcham' is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'Hycga's homestead'. |
| er a nearby hill and the name is Aboriginal in | origin and the meaning of the name is thought to be c |
| These muscles are mesodermal in | origin. |
| rooke Bridge over the River Exe is medieval in | origin. |
| Barton and Monton, is believed to be Saxon in | origin. |
| be anatomical rather than strictly genetic in | origin. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means Cicca's clearing. |
| interchange was in force for the first time in | Origin, Lazarus stayed on the paddock for the full 80 |
| It is Noongar in | origin, and apparently means "nose place", as the pla |
| The village name 'Hogshaw' is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'Hogg's brook' (where 'Hogg' is som |
| picted in the school logo is indeed Spartan in | origin and not at all a Roman Centurion's. |
| The towns name is Aboriginal in | origin and is taken from a hill close to town. |
| The word is Aboriginal in | origin but the meaning is unknown. |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin, being a word for hail or hailstone. |
| st recorded in 1607; it may have been Saxon in | origin, and possibly connected with the war god Tiw. |
| The towns name is Aboriginal in | origin and its meaning is not known. |
| The name 'rollmops' is German in | origin, originating from the words rollen (to roll) a |
| ef that all such symptoms are psychological in | origin is no improvement over the belief that none of |
| west, whether Samoyed, Turkic, or Mongolian in | origin. |
| The genus "Eurycea" is mythological in | origin and was first used by Rafinesque in 1822 to de |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin but its meaning is not known. |
| The name, which is Cajun French in | origin and means "mosquito", is pronounced mah-ring-g |
| be St Nicholas, Somerset, England is Norman in | origin, with the chancel and lower stage of the tower |
| e are two fonts: one, which may be medieval in | origin, is a gritstone bowl of rectangular shape; the |
| Parts of the hotel are Georgian in | origin and are Grade II listed. |
| stigation showed the claims to be malicious in | origin and damages were paid by a number of media out |
| The church building is medieval in | origin with its nave and chancel dating to the 12th c |
| Holy Trinity Church is Norman in | origin. |
| The name in Indigenous Australian in | origin and was the name of a nearby spring. |
| The circular churchyard is also Saxon in | origin. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'homestead where leeks are grown'. |
| he name Bindoon is thought to be Aboriginal in | origin and is thought to mean "place where the yams g |
| Entirely different in | origin is the first part of the second section, drawn |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin and is a shortened name for a nearby well Mung |
| e name of which is believed to be Brythonic in | origin. |
| The town's name is Aboriginal in | origin and its meaning is not known. |
| The flint walled church is Saxon in | origin, its interior Victorian but with a wooden rood |
| The Cottage is 14th century in | origin, probably built as a priest's house by Hailes |
| The village church is 13th century in | origin; the vicar also has charge of two churches in |
| recovered from Gumdrop are highly vesicular in | origin, and include alkalic basalt, hawaiite, and mug |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'dry field'. |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin and came from a list supplied by the surveyor |
| However the Wreake is Danish in | origin, meaning the twisting or meandering one. |
| est part of the church, thought to be Saxon in | origin and of a date between 850 and 950 AD. |
| Medieval in | origin, it was recorded in May of 1815 as being merel |
| The form is Appalacian in | origin. |
| The stone itself is Bronze Age in | origin, but has on it three incised Pictish-style sym |
| of whom believed this song to be anonymous in | origin. |
| The Qasmi order, is a Naqshbandi in | origin, and is based in a small village called Mohra |
| hile the Bodhi Manda Zen Center is Japanese in | origin, led by Kyozan Joshu Sasaki Roshi, all of its |
| It is Anglo Saxon in | origin and either means Walled Settlement or Settleme |
| unup River, the word Carbunup is Aboriginal in | origin and is thought to mean place of the cormorants |
| Amish music is primarily German in | origin, and includes ancient singing styles not found |
| Scottish ogham inscriptions are non-Pictish in | origin, dating from the 11th to 13th centuries, and c |
| id, "The scandal is entirely journalistic in | origin... Always foolishly trying to explain and edify |
| y family was a family of clockmakers, Swiss in | origin, active in 18th and 19th century Britain. |
| The form of the jambs is Roman in | origin. |
| The name of the town is Aboriginal in | origin and means place of water. |
| t is poetic rather than strictly liturgical in | origin; it closely follows the narrative of the bibli |
| His name Achsasi connects him in | origin to a village in the Faiyum. |
| The name of the river is Dacian in | origin, from Indo-European *wed, "water". |
| The name Balnarring is Bunurong in | origin and means "camp in open place". |
| edicated to Saint Mary Magdalene, is Norman in | origin. |
| abbit, which despite the name, are American in | origin. |
| ni, veni Emmanuel" may well be 12th Century in | origin. |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin and is the name of a pool found in the nearby |
| The term is Anglo-Saxon in | origin and was in use for more than three hundred yea |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'green hill'. |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin and is the word for stick or skewer with which |
| The village is Anglo-Saxon in | origin and is a much dispersed parish, with no defina |
| g with Hebrew and Aramaic is also Abrahamic in | origin being one of the three main Semitic languages. |
| ch of the bedrock in the county is volcanic in | origin and formed during the Triassic period (hence t |
| nearby "haunted cave" were actually natural in | origin. |
| Earls Hill is PreCambrian in | origin, being formed approximately 650 Million years |
| was explored in 1879.The name is Aboriginal in | origin but it's meaning is unknown. |
| biu is a concealed throwing weapon, Chinese in | origin, which is often referred to by some martial ar |
| nd mathematical abilities may be biological in | origin. |
| er to Tenindewa.The name is also Aboriginal in | origin and its meaning is unknown. |
| The names Mirfak and Algenib are Arabic in | origin. |
| The village name Stewkley is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means woodland clearing with tree stumps. |
| However, the name is more likely Aboriginal in | origin (most likely from the local Bindjareb Noongar |
| me of the town is believed to be Aboriginal in | origin, a misspelling of Yelladine, although its mean |
| ated with Ursula or they may be cryovolanic in | origin. |
| It was in | origin a coal-mining community, its mines at their pe |
| They were usually Turkic in | origin and fought as cavalrymen. |
| breed, which despite the name, is American in | origin. |
| re therefore mostly accessory or accidental in | origin. |
| less the belief that the Tarot was Egyptian in | origin, and noted that no evidence of the cards exist |
| The name of the town in Aboriginal in | origin and is the name of a nearby hill also known as |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'west cottage'. |
| In | origin, 70% of the citizens are from Yanuh and 30% ar |
| controversy was German and Central European in | origin; musicians from France, Italy, and Russia were |
| Coates Manor House is Elizabethan in | origin and the former seat of the Coates family whose |
| aint Radegund's is a very ancient structure in | origin. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'young man's farm'. |
| The original church is possibly Saxon in | origin, though the first historical reference to it o |
| Most of the music of Ars nova was French in | origin; however, the term is often loosely applied to |
| ophones which may possibly be pre-Columbian in | origin. |
| blood used for transfusions is always human in | origin, though some blood substitutes are made from a |
| Lyegrove House is 17th century in | origin, altered in the 19th and 20th centuries. |
| These are largely historical in | origin and retain many traditions, such as their name |
| e is an impact crater, rather than volcanic in | origin. |
| The village name 'Marston' is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'marsh farm'. |
| The name is German in | origin, though the method is used by brewers in vario |
| (in Latin Caratacus) - rather than Germanic in | origin. |
| is reason the band considers itself Belgian in | origin. |
| ndstone parish church of St Peter is Norman in | origin. |
| These are often European in | origin, and so not only increase the awareness of Eur |
| its east, which is sedimentary and oceanic in | origin. |
| ibly following a design that was Phoenician in | origin. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and refers literally to boundary stone or mar |
| he village church of Holy Trinity is Norman in | origin, restored in 1869 and again in 1890 with the a |
| umber of churches, some Gnostic and Magical in | origin, others belonging to the Apostolic succession |
| The celebration of the Trndez is pagan in | origin and is originally connected with sun/fire wors |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin and the meaning is unknown. |
| seasons, months, days, and coins are Arabic in | origin, as is the practice of circumcision, the commu |
| s psychological, rather than physiological, in | origin. |
| hich are, therefore, assumed to be Mongolic in | origin), replacing the Chanyu of the Xiongnu, whom Gr |
| The name of Easingwold is Anglo Saxon in | origin. |
| The name of the town is Aboriginal in | origin and means place where the short bushes grow. |
| The name of the town is Aboriginal in | origin and is the name of a tree that is commonly fou |
| The name Biryawaza is Indo-European in | origin. |
| The name of the town is Aboriginal in | origin and is thought to be the name of a nearby hill |
| The name of the parish is probably Celtic in | origin. |
| The hamlet name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'Pedda's slope'. |
| The town's name is Aboriginal in | origin and is the local name for the area. |
| The church is probably pre-Norman in | origin, with a 13th century porch, and late 15th cent |
| e last passages are in the main also Judean in | origin, as is shown by the use of the name "Nazarene. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'Hogg's farm' ('Hogg' being someone |
| The name is Aboriginal in | origin but the meaning is not known. |
| asimiya or The Qasmi order, is a Naqshbandi in | origin, and is based in a small village called Mohra |
| It is Scottish in | origin, originally eaten on Twelfth Night but now enj |
| auna, much of which is apparently Gondwanan in | origin. |
| The name of the town is Aboriginal in | origin and is taken for a nearby well. |
| n ancient times, often thought to be Celtic in | origin, mostly represented with the attributes of Pro |
| d brewhouse behind the vicarage is medieval in | origin. |
| The village name is Anglo Saxon in | origin, and means 'Doda's farm'. |
| The name Helpston is Anglo-Saxon in | origin and means the farmstead (tun) first settled by |
| It is Anglo Saxon in | origin and means 'west farm'. |
| n former seas, and that fossils are organic in | origin. |
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