Clodisdale

valley · Shetland Islands

Old EnglishSurmised
Suggested2 sources · name elements

Clodisdale is likely derived from the Old English 'clōd', meaning a clod or lump of earth, possibly referring to a lump of earth or a small hill. This is combined with 'dæl', meaning a valley.

Word origins

Clodis
Old Englishclod, lump of earth(from clōd "clod, lump")
Dale
Old Englishvalley(from dæl "valley")

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