Chartridge

village · Buckinghamshire

Old EnglishSurmised
Probable2 sources · historical forms · name elements

The name Chartridge likely derives from Old English, meaning a ridge or slope associated with charcoal burning. It refers to a settlement located on or near such a feature.

Word origins

Chart
Old Englishcharcoal(from ceart "charcoal")
ridge
Old EnglishAttestedridge, slope(from hrycg "ridge")

Historical forms

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