Pilning
Other OS name in the Parish of Redwick and Northwick
Historical Forms
- Pyllyn 1529–32 ECP
- Pilnen 1579 FF 1639 Inq
- Pylnynge als. Pylyn 1624 FF
- Pilnend 1654–9 Knole
Etymology
, 1715GR 892 , Pyllyn 1529–32 ECP, Pilnen 1579FF , 1639Inq, Pylnynge als. Pylyn 1624FF , Pilnend 1654–9Knole 37 , v. pyll ' creek ' , ende ; here pyll has a south - western ME wk. declensional ending in -en , perhaps by analogy from Chittening (supra ) or Rednend ( foll . ) , as also in Walning (122supra ) ; for -ing cf. Phonol.§ 14 .
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
- Ableham, Ableton Lane
- Bilsham Fm
- Chestle Pill
- Marsh Common, Salt Marsh
- Northwick
- Redham Fm
- Stowick Fm
- Worthy Fm
Other OS name
- Ashton Gout
- Ballstreet Lane
- Bilsham Lane
- The Binn Wall
- Chittening Fm & Chittening Warth
- Cranmoor Rhine
- Crooks Marsh
- Dean Ho
- Dun Sands
- Dyers Common
- Ellinghurst Fm & Ellinghurst Rhine
- English Stones
- Gilslake
- Green Lane
- Gumhurn Fm
- Gypsies Plat
- Hook's Fm
- Horse Bridge
- New Passage Ho
- New Pill Gout
- Noor Rhine
- Northwick Oaze
- Northwick Warth
- Old Holt
- Pillhead
- Rednend Fm
- Red Rhine
- Rustry Rhine
- Salthouse Fm
- Seawall Fm
- Spirts Gout
- Swan Moor
- Targout Fm
- Vimpennys Common
- Wain Bridge
- Warth Lane
- Whitehouse Fm