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Stock Law

hill or mountain · Northumberland

Old EnglishAI-generated

This name likely refers to a hill or elevated area with a stockade or a place where livestock were kept. The term 'stock' in Old English could mean a post, a tree trunk, or a place for animals.

Word origins

Stock
Old EnglishStockade, post, tree trunk, or place for livestock(from stoc "stock, post, tree, place")
Law
Old EnglishHill or prominent feature(from hlaw "hill, mound, prominent feature")