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Hyde
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hyde
English
Etymology
As an English surname, from the root of en hide#Etymology 3 measure of land.
Also as an English surname, spelling variant of en Ide.
As a Jewish surname, Americanized from en Haid.
Pronunciation
en /haɪd/
en hide
en aɪd 1
Proper noun
~ s
en English topographic Middle English for someone living on a hide of land.
en number of places cc/England:
en cpar in uauth/Central Bedfordshire co/Bedfordshire. Parish map (Bedfordshire)
en hamlet par/Minchinhampton dist/Stroud co/Gloucestershire OS grid ref SO8801. OS: Stroud
en town metbor/Tameside co/Greater Manchester (formerly in Cheshire).
en small village/and/cpar in dist/New Forest co/Hampshire OS grid ref SU1612. Parish map (Hampshire)
en suburb city/Winchester co/Hampshire OS grid ref SU4830. OS: Winchester
en hamlet bor/Swindon co/Wiltshire probably in par/Blunsdon OS grid ref SU1589. OS: Swindon
en CDP co/Clearfield County s/Pennsylvania c/USA.
en unincorporated community town/Ridgeway co/Iowa County s/Wisconsin c/USA.
en rural locality r/Otago c/New Zealand between town/Middlemarch and en Ranfurly. NZ Topo Map
Derived terms
en Hyde County New Hyde Park Hyde Heath Hyde Park Hydes Creek Jekyll and Hyde Mr Hyde West Hyde
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