WHAT’S IN A NAME?
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| Word/prefix/suffix | meaning |
|---|---|
| Paddock | enclosed field or piece of land, small field or enclosure especially for pasture near a stable or house. |
| Pant | (Welsh) a hollow or valley. |
| Park | a large enclosed piece of ground usually with grass and trees attached to a country house, a similar ground in town for public use and recreation. |
| Peak | the sharp top of a hill. |
| Pen- | head, end, top. |
| Penthouse | originally a lean-to, an additional structure on a roof. |
| Pentre | (Welsh) a village. |
| Pightle | a small field or enclosure. |
| Pike | a turnpike or toll-bar, the peaked top of a hill (in the English Lake District), (Old English - Pic-a-point). |
| Pinetum | a plantation of pine trees. |
| Pingle | a small enclosed piece of land. |
| Place | originally an open space in a town, a spot, a locality, a residence. |
| Pol- | pool. |
| Pond | a pool of standing water either naturally or artificially enclosed. |
| Pont | (Welsh) a bridge. |
| Pool | any small collection of liquid on a surface, still deep place in a stream. |
| Pwll | (Welsh) a pool or pit. |
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