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And the real meaning . . .

by Chrisell (guest)

1/21/2004, 4:32 AM

'Lindley' is Old English. 'lind' is a word element meaning 'of the linden (lime) tree' and 'ley' is a word element meaning 'meadow' or 'clearing'.

So, Lindley means "of the lime tree meadow" in Old English.

Now you know :-)

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