Redindike
Early-attested site in the Parish of Ingatestone and Fryerning
Historical Forms
- Writeledich' 1297 For
Etymology
Redindike (6″) is Writeledich '1297For . There can be little doubt that this place takes its name from its proximity to the boundary of the parish and forest of Writtle. For r –l > r –n cf. IPN 106. The resultant [ritən] was associated with the common field-name ridden or reden (cf. Woodridden supra 31) found in woodland areas. dich indicates that the forest-boundary probably consisted of a bank with a ditch on the outside. Cf. EAS xviii, 1 ff., for similar examples.
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