High Wythow
hill or mountain · Westmorland and Furness · 410m
Birkett
Old NorseAI-generated
High Wythow likely refers to a high place associated with a person named Wigh or a dwelling. The name combines Old English and Old Norse elements.
Word origins
- high
- Old Englishhigh(from hēah "high")
- wythow
- Old Norsedwelling, enclosure(from víðr "wide", haugr "mound, hill")