Chew Stoke

village · Bath and North East Somerset

Old EnglishSurmised
Probable2 sources · name elements

This village name likely refers to a settlement or farmstead associated with the River Chew. It combines the river name 'Chew' with the Old English word 'stoc', meaning 'place', 'farmstead', or 'monastic cell'.

Word origins

Chew
UnknownRiver name
Stoke
Old EnglishAttestedPlace, farmstead, monastic cell(from stoc "place, farmstead, monastic cell")

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