English Place-name Society

Survey of English Place-Names

A county-by-county guide to the linguistic origins of England’s place-names – a project of the English Place-Name Society, founded 1923.

Haisthorpe

Major Settlement in the Parish of Burton Agnes

Historical Forms

  • Ascheltorp, Aschiltorp 1086 DB
  • Haschelthorp 1190 YCh1312
  • Haschetorp 1086 DB
  • Hastorp 1246 Ass 1283 Ch
  • Hasthorp(e) 1265 YI 1267 Ch 1364 Pat
  • Hastropp 1601 FF
  • Hassethorp 1285 KI
  • Haysthorp 1294 Misc 1828 Langd
  • Haystrup 1650 ParlSurv
  • Hastethorp(e) 1381 Ebor 1494 FF

Etymology

'Haskel 's village,' v. þorp . The pers. name Haskel is to be derived from OWScand  Hǫskollr (v. LindN s.n. Hǫskuldr ); in OSwed  Hoske we may have an OEScand form of the name (v. Lundgren-Brate 111). During the ME  period the vowel was lengthened to give the modern diphthong, perhaps on the analogy of the word haste .

Places in the same Parish

Early-attested site

Other OS name