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Subject: Re: "S(t)ruighlea" and "Leaxa" (Old English)
Author: kynaston   (guest, 82.43.161.164)
Date: April 7, 2005 at 8:59:53 AM
Reply to: Re: "S(t)ruighlea" and "Leaxa" (Old English) by "Bagpus"
Re: S(t)ruighlea

This is the Scottish name for Stirling. This may mean "place of strife" from Stri-thralla.

As for Leaxa, I agree with Bagpus, probably related to the English name Lax meaning "salmon".

Hope this helps :)

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