- 243.
Wylle 1992, p. 558.
Wylle 1992, pp. 557–558.
Wylle 1992, p. 557.
Wylle 1992, pp. 558–559.
Leach 1978, p. 183.
Leach 1978, pp. 173–185.
Wylle 1992...
- priesthood) and lewd(lay), in
England friendly. And ic cyðe eoƿ, þæt ic
ƿylle beon hold
hlaford and unsƿicende to
godes gerihtum and to
rihtre ƿoroldlage...
- maners/ also they wake alle the
nyght in
prayers and
orysons vnto god that he
wylle gyue hem
grace that they may gete that
thynge that they may not gete by...
-
Boroughs from the
Viking Earls in 942 AD,
reaching as far as Dore & "Hwitan
Wylles Geat" (the
Whitwell Gap).
Whitwell Gap
would have to be a
significant landscape...
-
Fader that art in
hevene halewed be thi name. Thi
kyngdom come to us. Thi
wylle be don, as in hevene, & in erthe. Oure eche
dayes breed geve us to day....
-
sythe I
wedded [wife], my Wife, and
sythe I had hyr in my
kepyng and at my
wylle by a yere and a day
after our mariage, I wold not have
chaunged for none...
- the
United States) to
December 31, 1914,
during the
first term of
George Wylle Paul Hunt as
Governor of Arizona, in Phoenix. The
legislature was heavily...
- valley, or
Pohha used as a
personal name or nickname, and
hylle 'hill' or
wylle 'spring'. So the
meaning could be "hill by a deep valley", "spring in a...
- Pennsylvania, from the
Earliest Settlement to the
Present Time. Lancaster, PA:
Wylle & Griest, Printers, Book-binders and Stereotyping, 1873 Heard,
Joseph Norman...
-
means "The holy well" and it
derives from Old
English halig: "holy" plus
wylle: "well". It is
first attested as halganþille in a 16th-century copy of an...
