- Lee
Manor (also
Leygh, 14th century; Lee, 16th century) is a
manor house in the
parish of
Brading on the Isle of Wight. The
manor lies just to the west...
- máthir
modryb cf. aunt *n *n *h₂nép-ōt- *neɸūts
nephew niad nai *l *l *
leyǵʰ- *lig-e/o- lick
ligid (he)
licks llyo,
llyfu *r *r *h₃rēǵ-s *rīgs king rí...
-
Peter de Uvedale, of the
dower of
Margaret his wife, by knight’s service.
Leygh. A
messuage and a
carucate of land, held of
William de
Botrigan by knight’s...
-
ecclesiastical parish of Rothwell. In 1497 a
chantry chapel was
endowed by
Gilbert Leygh and
dedicated to St Mary the Virgin, it was
closed at the time of the Reformation...
-
aspirated stops in
clusters with s: descriptively, Proto-Indo-European *
leyǵʰ-si 'you lick'
becomes *leyksi,
whence Sanskrit lekṣi. However, Gr****mann's...
- Brettergh, 3 June 1601. The one by
William Harrison, the
other by
William Leygh, B.D.,
whereunto is
annexed the
christian life and
godly death of the said...
- a
chantry chapel dedicated to St Mary the
Virgin was
endowed by
Gilbert Leygh in
Middleton It
closed at the time of the Reformation.
Middleton was part...
