Bloodmoor Hill

hill or mountain · Suffolk

Old EnglishSurmised
Probable2 sources · name elements

Bloodmoor Hill suggests a moorland area associated with bloodshed or a place where blood was spilled. The 'moor' element refers to open, uncultivated land, and 'hill' denotes its topography.

Word origins

Bloodmoor
Old EnglishAttestedbloody moor(from blod "blood", mōr "moor, heath")
Hill
Old EnglishAttestedhill(from hyll "hill")

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