Spitlye
Early-attested site in the Parish of Mayfield
Historical Forms
- Spedelegh 1333 Ct
- Spidelegh, Spydlegh 1437 Ct
- Spedely, Spedlywud 1543 Ct
- Spedely, Spydlycrosse 1547 Ct
- Spitleigh 1622 LewesDeeds
Etymology
Spitlye (6″) [spit′lai] is Spedelegh 1333Ct , Spidelegh , Spydlegh 1437Ct , Spedely , Spedlywud 1543Ct , Spedely , Spydlycrosse 1547Ct , Spitleigh 1622Lewes Deeds . This would seem to be a compound of OE spēd , 'success, prosperity' and leah , used perhaps of land which brought considerable profit, sped often appears as spide , spyde in early Modern English. The vowel was ultimately shortened and raised to i .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Bainden
- Gillhope
- Horleigh Green Fm
- Isenhurst
- Luckhurst
- Miss Cottages
- Mousehall
- Pennybridge Fm
- Renhurst
- Sharnden Fm
- Streel Fm
- Walwyns Fm
- Calem Wood
- Bivelham Fm
Other OS name
- Ashurst Wood
- Barnfield Shaw
- Barns Fm
- Bedlam Wood
- Brook Fm
- Clayland Shaw
- Clayton Fm
- Coggins Mill
- Combe Wood
- Coneyburrow Shaw
- Cookham Shaw
- Cowden
- Crab Fm
- Cranesden
- Denewood
- Downford
- Golds Fm
- Harlings Fm
- Hawksden
- Highfields
- Knowle
- Longham Shaw
- Meer's Fm
- Old Mill Fm
- Moat Mill Fm
- Park Fm
- Sandyden Wood
- Skipper's Hill
- Smithfield Shaw
- Sprattsreed Fm
- Stone Cross
- Trodgers
- Walsted Wood
- Wellbrook
- Woolbridge