“homestead”
10 fragments across 10 traditions carry this sense. They split 4 to 6 between opening and closing a name, which means it sits comfortably at either end.
Across the traditions
¶They are spread across 5 different families, from real world outward, which is the mark of a sense so basic that almost every tradition needs a word for it. No single tradition hoards it: the deepest, City, has 1.
ham final
- Walham
Wal foreigners + ham homestead
foreigners homestead
- Chipham
Chip market + ham homestead
market homestead
- Barham
Bar barley + ham homestead
barley homestead
tref final
- Colltref
Coll hazel + tref homestead
hazel homestead
- Bantref
Ban peak + tref homestead
peak homestead
- Bethtref
Beth birch + tref homestead
birch homestead
stead final
- Heronstead
Heron wading bird + stead homestead
homestead by the wading bird
- Osierstead
Osier willow rod + stead homestead
homestead by the willow rod
- Lindenstead
Linden lime tree + stead homestead
homestead by the lime tree
Ham initial
- Hamcroft
Ham homestead + croft smallholding
homestead smallholding
- Hammere
Ham homestead + mere pool
homestead pool
- Hammoss
Ham homestead + moss soft green
homestead soft green
Bally initial
- Ballytorc
Bally homestead + torc boar
homestead boar
- Ballynure
Bally homestead + nure yew
homestead yew
- Ballylann
Bally homestead + lann enclosure
homestead enclosure
tot final
- Hauttot
Haut high + tot homestead
high homestead
- Beltot
Bel fair + tot homestead
fair homestead
- Verttot
Vert green + tot homestead
green homestead
ham final
- Northham
North northern side + ham homestead
northern side homestead
- Thornham
Thorn thorn bush + ham homestead
thorn bush homestead
- Winham
Win meadow + ham homestead
meadow homestead
Bal initial
- Balbank
Bal homestead + bank slope
homestead slope
- Balhaugh
Bal homestead + haugh flood meadow
homestead flood meadow
- Ballaw
Bal homestead + law round summit
homestead round summit
ham final
- Whitham
Whit white + ham homestead
white homestead
- Marham
Mar marsh + ham homestead
marsh homestead
- Harham
Har grey + ham homestead
grey homestead
Tre initial
- Trefelin
Tre homestead + felin mill
homestead mill
- Trebont
Tre homestead + bont bridge
homestead bridge
- Trefawr
Tre homestead + fawr big
homestead big
Senses that travel together
Each of these shares at least two traditions with “homestead”. Senses that keep turning up in the same sets usually belong to one semantic field — the small vocabulary a naming tradition returns to again and again.
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