- 'The þorp (village) of
Bildr', also
known in the form, Bildi. No
knowledge of
either person exists,
although in Old
Norse Bíldr meant 'axe' and was also...
-
parish had a po****tion of 68. The village's name
means 'farm/settlement of
Bildr' or 'farm/settlement on a
corner or angle'. A half mile to the south, on...
-
Handspike Sörla þáttr
Bifurr "Quaking one", "Beaver" Skáldskaparmál, Völuspá
Bildr "Plowman", "Edged weapon" Völuspá
Billingr Twin
brother Völuspá Bláinn "Dark-hued"...
- Hawnby. The place-name is
derived from an Old
Norse personal name
Bildr, and so
means "
Bildr's valley". In the 12th
century the
northern part of the dale was...
- Angantýr, Hjörvard, Hervard1, Hrani, and the two Haddings. Orvar-Odd'saga adds
Bildr, Bui, Barri, Tóki,
Tindr and Tyrfingr. de
Vries 2000, p. 8.
Peterson 2007...
-
crossed here,
little evidence has been
found of any
Roman settlement, only of
Bildr, supposedly,
seven centuries later, as an
invading Danish leader, whose...
- language, for
example Bilsdale is
named from the Old
Norse personal name
Bildr. See
River Severn >
English name See Rosedale,
North Yorkshire > Natural...
