Definition of Eisey. Meaning of Eisey. Synonyms of Eisey

- William I. Latton and Eisey were granted in 1133 by Henry I to Cirencester Abbey on the abbey's foundation. In 1896 the parish of Eisey (as it was then written)...
- Ta Eisey also known as Lok Ta Maha Eisey is a foundational Khmer culture hero who is depicted as a hermit in Cambodia. It corresponds to the rishi of...
- and around the hillside temple of Thiruvannamalai in Southern India. Ta Eisey, the archetype of the hermit in Khmer civilization In medieval romances...
- be reflected in such place-names as Easole ("God's Ridge") in Kent and Eisey ("God's Island") in Wiltshire. The deity for whom we have most evidence...
- in 1899) Cricklade St Sampson (abolished to create Cricklade CP in 1899) Eisey Latton Leigh Lydiard Millicent Lydiard Tregoze (now part of Swindon) Lyneham...
- figure), Neang Konhieng Preah Thorani (the goddess of the earth), Hanuman, Ta Eisey, or Preah Nareay (the gods Narayana or Vishnu in Sanskrit). In the royal...
- a farce Neay Rong Ovpuok (Khmer: នាយរងឪពុក) : the father Neay Rong Moni Eisey (Khmer: នាយរងមោនីឥសី) : the wise sage/hermit, usually the male main character's...
- the naga Kingdom and was sent out by the Naga king to find the hermit Ta Eisey from which he was to find magic powers to be used in battle. On the way...
- K.) c. 100 22 January 1801   Down Ampney (Gloucestershire), Latton, and Eisey (Wiltshire) Inclosure Act 1801 41 Geo. 3. (U.K.) c. 101 22 January 1801...
- North Wilts Canal proposed diversion 40 Latton Lock  A419  road bridge 41 Eisey Lock 42-43 Dudgrove Double Lock (2) River Thames to Cricklade 44 Inglesham...