Spoonbed Hill

hill or mountain · Gloucestershire

Old EnglishSurmised
Probable2 sources · name elements

Spoonbed Hill may refer to a hill where a 'spoon' or 'spong' (tinder) was found or used. Alternatively, it could relate to a 'spone' or 'spoon' as a tool, or a narrow strip of land.

Word origins

Spoonbed
Old EnglishAttestedspoon-bed, tinder-bed, or possibly a narrow strip of land(from spōn "spoon", bedd "bed")
Hill
Old EnglishAttestedhill(from hyll "hill")

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