The – an
And – hag
Great or Large – mear, meer, meor, meour, mere, meur, moer, mur, mure, vaire, veor, vur; bras, brawze, vraze
Small or Little – bean, bian, bichan, bigha, bychan, byghan, byhan, pean, vean, veean, vichan, vighan, vyan, vyghan, vyhan; minis, munys; go-
High – ugh-
Higher or Upper – gwartha, wartha, worra
Middle – craze, crease, cres, graze, grease, gres, kres; parret, parva, perveth
Low – isal, ysal
Lower – collas, goeles, goiles, golas, goles, gollas, gullas, walsh, woeles, woles, wollas, woolas, woollas
Near – orth
Nearer – nessa
Far – pell
Further – pella, pellas
New – newth, nooth, noweth, nowith, nowydh, nowyth
Old – hen; coath, coatha, coeths, coth, goath
Long – heer, heere, hir, hyr
Short – cut; berr
Fat or Thick – tew
Wide – ledan, ledden
Narrow – edn, idden, yn; moan, mon, moon
Square or Angular – pedrak
Round – cren, kern
Rounded or Curved – crobben, crobm, crom
Crooked – cabm, cam, gabben, kamm
Steep – serth, zer
Open or Clear – reeth, ryth
Smooth or Level – leven
Rough – garow
Level – wastes
Bare – lobm, lom; moel
Burnt – leskys
Hard – cales, gallas
Dry – segh, seth, sygh, zeath
Hidden or Lost – kellis, kellys
Wild or Desolate – enyal
Unoccupied – wase, wast
Sacred or Holy – sans, sant, zance (pl: sent, seynt, synt)
Bottom – stras, straze
Top – bar
Side – parth
Head, Top or End – peden, pedn, pen, penn
End or Limit – fyn
Foot – ben, pen
Tail – lost
Edge – ammal
Edge or Point – myn
Point – pig
Brow or Front – tal, tol
Bend or Turn – sten, stim, stum, stumm
Corner – cor, cornel, cornet; sorn; kil
Summit – tob, top
Gap – adgy, ajy, aswy; bol, bulgh, bullock, fullock
In – yn
Upon – war
Over – gor-
Under – dadn, dan, yn-dan
Below – is, ys
By – wor, worth
Beside – rab, reb, rop, ryp; ar
Land – teer, tyr, -ter, -der
Ground – dor, nor
Country – bro; gwlas, wlas
Boundary – ammal
Acre – arrow, erow, erra, harry
Stitch – lean, leen, line, lyn
Plot – splat
Field – mea, mee; park (pl: parcow)
Small Field – parkyn
Home-Field – keow
Open Field – mes
Lay Ground – dodden, todden, todn, ton
Fallow Ground – havrak
Fertile Ground – raisin
Turbary – torewaith, towarghwyth
Pasture – poor, por, porwels
Summer-Land – havek
Common Ploughland – kevar
Arable Field – gul, gwel, gweal
Wheat-Land – gwanettyr
Cornfield – ysak
Corn-Ground – derese, dor-ys
Oat-Land – curter, kerghtyr
Rye-Field – sugalek
Rye-Ground – sugaldyr
Hemp-Land – kewarghtyr, quarter
Flax-Land – lednack, lynek, lyndyr
Enclosure, Hollow or Cleft – gew, gue, gugh, kew (pl: kewyow)
Garden – jarden, jarn; garthen; loar, lowarth, luworth
Kitchen Garden – erbyer
Mineral Ground – monek, munek
Tin-Ground – stenak, stennack
Meadow – pras, praze; buthyn, vethan, vythyn
Dale – tenow, tnou
Heath – res, ros, rose; gruk
Moor – hal
Downs – goen, goon, gun, noon, woen, wone, woon, woyn
Wood or Copse – coose, cos, cot, coys, cuit, cuz, gos, gus, quite
Grove – col, gilly, kelli, kelly, kellywyk, kellywyth
Glade or Clearing – lanergh, lanner
Hill – brenn, bron, bronn, brown, burn; mena, meneth, mennor, menydh, venner; bray, bre, brea
Hillock – knegh, knogh; peel, pyl (pl: pylyer, pylyow)
Ridge – crib (pl: cribow), cryb, greeb, krib; drim, drum, drym, trum; garth; keyn
High Place – bans, bant, bants, vans
Dell or Dingle – coombe, cubm, cum
Dingle or Hollow – bant, pans, pant
Hollow – cow
Pass or Gate – porth
Valley – glyn; lan, lant, nam, nan, nance, nans, nant; tnow
Marsh or Reed Bed – gwern, warne; kenak (pl: canegow, kenegow, kenegy)
Reed-Swamp – gersick, kersek
Neck of Land – codna, conna
Promontory, Slope or Hillside – reen, ryn
Promontory or Headland – penare, penarth, penn-ardh, nare; penn rynn, penryn, preen, pridden; penn tir, pentire; res, ros, rose
Island or Isolated Place – ennis, enys, inis, ninnis, ynys
Cliff – alls, als, alt, owles; leddra, leder
Coastal Chasm – saun, sawn, zawn
Cave – fogo, fogue, fok, hogo, ogo, vogue; fow, vow
Brink or Shore – gladden, glan
Shore-Land – morrab, morrep
Cove – par, por, porth; pol, poll
Beach or Sand – drayth, dreath, treath, treth
Sandhill or Dune – tewynn, towan (pl: tewennow)
Sea-Side – morva
Sea – mor, vor
Estuary – hayl, hayle, hele, heyl
River – awan, avon
Creek – pol, poll
Stream – goth, gwyth (pl: gwythy), weeth; streth; fros
Brook – cover, gover
Watercourse – aweth; darent, deverhent, deveron, dowrhens
Lake or Inlet of Water – loe, looe, logh
Pool – pol; lidden, lyn, lynn
Spring or Well – fenten, fenter, fonteyn, venton
Stone – maen, mean, men (pl: meyn, mine, vine)
Rock Outcrop – carn, carne, karn
Rock Mass – carrack, carrek, carrick, garrack, karrek
Scree – rajel
Cleft – rill, ryll
Gorge or Ravine – cow-nans, keynans, kownans, kynance; lonk
Precipice or Cliff – clegar, cleger, cligga, kleger
Pit – pol
Hundred – keverang, keveren, kevran
Region or District – bro
Parish – blu, plu
Feudal Estate – fe
Glebe Land – sentry
Monastic Land – meneague, meneghek, meneghi
Sacred Place – neved, neves
Town or Agricultural Settlement – drea, dra, tre, tref, trev (pl: trevow, trevy)
Village or Hamlet – pender, pendra; drea, dra, tre, tref, trev (pl: trevow, trevy)
Street or Road – stret
Road or Way – fordh, forth, vor (pl: fordhow, vorrow); hens, hent
Lane – bownder, vounder
Church – egglose, eglishe, eglos, eglosse, hecglos
Chapel or Cell – mynster; chapel; log
Sacred Enclosure – la, ladden, lam, lan, land
Monastic Cell – lok
Hermitage – tehidi
Sanctuary – meneghy, menehee, mennay
Martyr or Chapel dedicated to Martyr – merther
Lazar-House – clodgy, clojy, clavjy
Mine – huel, wheal, whel
Open Mine – coffen; mungler, mungleth
Tin Working – bal
Tin Stamps – stampys
Tin Stream – whel hal
Clay Ground – pryek, pryennek
Quarry – mengleth, mingle, mungler, vangler
Smithy – govel
Workshop – joppa, shoppa
Smelting House, Furnace, Oven or Kiln – forn, forne, vorn, vorne
Forge – tanjy
Mill – melin, mellin, mellon, melyn, vellan
Mill-House – bolingey, melindji, melynjy, valency
Mansion – place, plas
Homestead – drea, dra, tre, tref, trev (pl: treven)
House – che, chi, chy, jy, tji
Dwelling – anneth; bo, bod, bos
Winter Dwelling – gwavas, gwavos
Old Farmstead – hendra
Summer Farm – hafos, hewas
Autumn Farm – knavas, kynewas, kynyafos
Barn or Grange – grenjy, grunjy
Barn or Shed – skibber, skyber (pl: skyberyow)
Hut, Shed or Sty – crow, crowdy, crowjy
Stable – stabel (pl: stabylyow)
Dairy or Milkhouse – laity, layty, lety
Cow-Yard – buorth
Cattle-Shed – gredy, grejy
Cow-House – bowgee, bowjy
Cow-Pen – owlan
Bullock-House – lonjy
Calf-House – lughty, lutey
Sheep-Fold – corlan, gorland, gurlyn
Rabbit Warren – conery
Market – maraz, marghas
Sunk Well – peath, peeth, pyth
Gate – jet, yet
Bridge – ponds, pons, pont (pl: poniou, ponsow)
Cart-Bridge – carbence, carbis, carbons, carbus, karrbons
Weir – crew, krew
Ford – les, red, res, rit, rys, tres
Ferry – keybalhens, kybyllys; treth
Gallows – cloghprenyer, comprigney; crogla, grogley, grugla
Cemetary – gwydh-lann
Grave – bedhow, beth
Cross – crows, grouse
Ruin – magor
Ancient Hut or Ruin – crellas (pl: crellow)
Hillfort or Fortification – deen, dennis, din, dinan, dinas, dyn, dynas, tin
Fort or Round – caer, cair, car, gear, ker
Lookout Place – galva, goel-va, olva, olver
Beacon – golowva
Mound or Barrow – begel, creeg, crug, cruk; tomen, tubban
Long Stone – menear, menheere, menhir, menhyr, mynheer
Bound-Stone – men-nos, men-or, or-men
Water – dever, devr, dour, dower, dowr; lyr (pl: lyryon)
Mineral Ore – moon, mun
Tin – stean, sten
Clay – pry
Trees – gwydh
Timber or Tree – predn, pren (pl: prenyer)
Peat or Turf – toor, towargh
Grass – gwels
Clover – mullyon
Hay – vaughan, vorn
Corn – ese, ys
Wheat – gwaneth
Barley – heth
Oats – kerth
Naked Oats – pilles, pylas
Rye – segol, sugal
Hemp – kuer
Beans – fa, faf
Water-Cress – beler
Corn Marigold – both, bothen
Milk – leth
Beef – bowyn
Ox – adjan, again, ojyon, udgeon
Cattle – gwarthek, warrack
Cow – bew, bugh, view
Bull – tarow
Bullock – lodn, lon
Calf – lugh (pl: lughy)
Pig – hogh (pl: mogh, mow); porghel, porral (pl: porghelly)
Sow – gwis
Sheep – davas (pl: deves)
Wether Sheep – mols (pl: mels)
Ram – hor, horth (pl: hordhas)
Lamb – on, oan (pl: ean, eanes, en, enas)
Shepherd – beagle, bugel
Goat – gevar (pl: gever, gyfras)
Horse – mar, margh, marth (pl: marghas, marras, mergh, vere, vergh)
Colt – ebel, ebol
Deer or Hind – ewyk, uick
Red Deer – heth
Stag – carow, karow
Roebuck – yaw, yorgh, yorth
Hen – yar (pl: yer)
Pullet or Bantam – mabyar
Duck – hos (pl: heidi, hevjy, higey)
Goose – goedh, gooth, goth (pl: godhow)
Pure White – can
White – gwidden, gwyn, gwynn, quidden, widn, win, wyn
Black – dew, dhu, du, due, jew, thew
Green – gwer, gwyrth
Green, Grey or Blue – glas, glaze, las, laze
Grey – loose, los, lot, loys, luit, luz
Red – rudh, ruth
Yellow – melen, velen