Woden Law
hill or mountain · Scottish Borders · 422m
Old EnglishAI-generated
This hill name likely derives from the Old English personal name 'Woden' or the god Woden, combined with the Old English word 'hlaw' meaning a hill or mound. It suggests a hill associated with or named after the deity.
Word origins
- Woden
- Old EnglishThe chief Anglo-Saxon god(from Wōden "Woden")
- Law
- Old EnglishHill, mound(from hlāw "hill, mound, burial mound")
Historical forms
Wodneshlaw