Butcher's Common
village · Norfolk
Old EnglishAI-generated
This place name likely derives from an Old English personal name and the word 'cumb', meaning a valley. It refers to a common or open area of land associated with a person named 'Butor'.
Word origins
- Butcher
- Old EnglishButcher(from Būtere "butter", -ere "agent suffix")
- Common
- Old Englishcommon land(from cūmen "common")