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.

Caythorpe

Major Settlement in the Parish of Caythorpe

Historical Forms

  • Cathorp(e) c.1170 Wollaton 1177 P 1236 FF 1280 Ass 1316 FA 1394 IpmR
  • Kathorp' 1252 FF
  • Caitorp' 1178 P
  • Catthorp 1178 CR 1236 Cl 1245 FF 1318 Ipm
  • Cattorp(e) c.1200 Wollaton 1223 ClR 1224 FF
  • Katthorp' 1242 Fees
  • Cattethorp 1280 Ass
  • Caythorppe 1528 NtIpm
  • Keythorp 1546 FF
  • Cathrop(e) 1562 Wills t.Jas1 ECP
  • Catrope 1674 FF
  • Cattarap, Cattarape 1714,1724 ParReg(Farndon)

Etymology

The name may be identical with Caythorpe (L), Catorp DB, Catetorp 1203 Cur. This is 'Kati 's village,' v. þorp , with the same personal name as that found in Catesby (PN Nth 16).

Places in the same Parish