White Slea
Other OS name in the Parish of Catfield
Historical Forms
- White Slea 1840 TA
Etymology
, also called Whitlingsea , White Slea 1840TA , v. *slēa ' grassy slope ' , found as slee , slea in dialects , cognate with Norw slaa ' a grass-grown slope ' , often confused with slay < OE slege ( EDD s.v . ) ; v. Löfvenberg 1949 : 94 .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Alder Carr
- Back Lane
- Bleak House
- Catfield Common
- Catfield Hall
- Deep Dike
- Fenside
- Fenside Farm
- Gipsies' Lane
- Great Fen
- The Laurels
- The Grove
- The Limes
- Guttermere Bridge
- Heath Farm
- Little Fen
- The Lodge
- Long Lane
- Meadow Dike
- Mill Road
- New Road
- Rush Hill
- Sharp Street
- Summer House Farm
- Swim Coots
- White House
- Woodend Staithe
- Wood Farm
- Wood Street