Diddington Hill
hill or mountain
Old EnglishSurmised
Probable2 sources · name elements
This name likely refers to a settlement or place associated with a person named 'Didd' or 'Dida', combined with 'tun', meaning 'farmstead' or 'village'. The 'hill' element is a topographical descriptor.
Word origins
- Diddington
- Old EnglishAttestedDidd's farmstead(from Didd(a) "personal name", ing "belonging to", tūn "farmstead, village")
- Hill
- Old EnglishAttestedhill(from hyll "hill")