Nessit Hill
hill or mountain · Cheshire East · 416m
Old EnglishAI-generated
Nessit Hill likely derives from Old English. 'Ness' could refer to a nose-shaped hill or promontory, and 'it' might be a diminutive suffix. 'Hill' is a straightforward topographic term.
Word origins
- Nessit
- Old EnglishNose-shaped hill or promontory(from nes "nose, promontory", -et "diminutive suffix")
- Hill
- Old Englishhill