Gayton

village · West Northamptonshire

Old EnglishSurmised
Probable2 sources · historical forms · name elements

The village name likely derives from an Old English personal name and the word 'tūn', meaning settlement or farmstead. It refers to the settlement belonging to a person named Gæga.

Word origins

Gæga
Old Englishpersonal name(from Gæga "personal name")
tūn
Old EnglishAttestedsettlement, farmstead(from tūn "settlement, farmstead")

Historical forms

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