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.

Inworth

Major Settlement in the Parish of Inworth

Historical Forms

  • Inew(o)rth 1206 Cur 1223 Pat 1234,1269,1271 FF
  • Inewerth 1276 For
  • Inewourth 1303 FA
  • Yneworth 1291 Tax
  • Inward 1467 ADi
  • Im(m)ew(o)rth 1257 Ch 1272 Ass
  • In(n)elw(o)rth 1319,1371 SR
  • Innsworth 1468 Dugdiv
  • Inneworth 1321–3 Londin 1324,1325 FF 1343 Colch 1346 FA
  • Innorde 1398 Bodl
  • Innorth 1439 Pat
  • Inforth(e) 1543 LP 1548 FF
  • Inworth alias Inford(e) 1543 LP 1547 FF 1548 EASxiii 1594 N 1604 EAvii
  • Ingforde 1547 Pat

Etymology

Probably 'Ina 's enclosure,' v. worþ . Ina would be a weak form of the well-established Ine . Cf. the numerous names in In -, such as Infriþ .

Places in the same Parish

Other OS name