Bramley

English Pronunciation en /ˈbɹæmli/ en æmli 2 Etymology 1 Named after butcher Matthew Bramley, who owned the tree from which cuttings were taken in the mid-1800s. Noun + apple A cultivar of apple, used especially as a cooking apple. en Bramleys are a good choice when making pies. Usage notes Used attributively in the phrase "Bramley apple" Synonyms en Bramley's Seedling Etymology 2 From en ang brom broom + ang leah wood clearing, meadow, like en Bromley. Equivalent to en broom -leigh -ley en lea. Proper noun Any of several places in England: en village par/Eckington dist/North East Derbyshire co/Derbyshire OS grid ref SK4079. en village/and/cpar in dist/Basingstoke and Deane co/Hampshire OS grid ref SU6559. Parish map (Hampshire) en village/and/cpar in the metbor/Rotherham co/South Yorkshire OS grid ref SK4892. Parish map (South Yorkshire) en village/and/cpar in bor/Waverley co/Surrey OS grid ref TQ0144. Parish map (Surrey) en suburb in the metbor/Leeds co/West Yorkshire OS grid ref SE2434. en suburb city/Johannesburg c/South Africa. en small townsite in the South West Region of s/Western Australia. en habitational Old English. References en eponyms en Apple cultivars