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River in Berwickshire, Scotland
Etherow). From the possible Old English derivation of ǣdre, "a vein" (Anglian ēdre), or *ǣdre, meaning "quickly", arise objections on the basis that
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BrE /əˈdrɛs/ verb to direct speech, a letter or a consignment (to) AmE /ˈædrɛs/ BrE and AmE /əˈdrɛs/ noun a descriptor of location advocate /ˈædvəkeɪt/
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River in southeast Scotland and Northumberland, England
The possibility of the name deriving from Old English ǣdre, "a vein" (Anglian ēdre), or *ǣdre, meaning "quickly" is objected on the grounds that these
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Hamlet in Cumbria, England
Robert H. Bewley. The name Edderside is derived perhaps from the Old English ædre-sīde, meaning "beside the water-course". Another possibility for the first
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Village in Northamptonshire, England
estate was returned in 948 to Croyland by his brother, King Edred (or Aedred, Ædred, Edric) on the advice of Turketul (or Turketulus), his chancellor. Abbot
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