Ham's Gully

valley · North Somerset

Old EnglishSurmised
Probable2 sources · name elements

Ham's Gully is an Old English name. 'Ham' likely refers to a homestead or village, and 'gully' denotes a small valley or ravine.

Word origins

Ham's
Old EnglishAttestedbelonging to Ham(from hām "home, village")
Gully
Old Englishsmall valley, ravine(from gull "ravine")

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