LL-L "Lexicon" 2004.07.01 (04) [E]

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From: Glenn Simpson <westwylam at yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Lexicon [E/N/A]

Mark,

'Haugh', I think, is pronounced like your 'hof' but
there again I'm no linguist! Interesting, there seem
to be some similarities between the languages.

Another topograpical term  in my part of the world is
'hoe', as in my home town Prudhoe 'the hill or
heights' of Prudda's people or it could mean 'Proud'
(Prood in Northumbrian) heights'. Hoe is normally an
elevation on a spur of a river apparently.

Keep ahaad,
Glenn

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