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Places in the ancient Godalming hundred of Surrey -LRB- with their probable meanings -RRB- include  :. Godalming. Godalming. Alfold -LRB- `` old enclosure '' -RRB-. Alfold. Alfold. Amberley -LRB- Imberleah meaning `` riverside clearing '' -RRB-. Amberley. Amberley, Surrey. Artington -LRB- from heorotingdon meaning `` hill of the people of the sacred hart ''. Artington. Artington. hart. Deer. Bagmoor -LRB- possibly from the personal name Bacca + Moor , or perhaps meaning `` badger 's moor '' -RRB-. Bagmoor. Bagmoor. Binscombe -LRB- from possible Brythonic personal name Buden + Combe , meaning `` Buden 's Valley '' -RRB-. Binscombe. Binscombe. Brythonic. Brythonic languages. Brook -LRB- Broc meaning `` fast flowing stream '' in Old English ; cognate with Dutch broek , German bruch -RRB-. Brook. Brook, Surrey. Old English. Old English. Busbridge -LRB- Bus + bridge , perhaps referring to the old bridge over the lake -RRB-. Busbridge. Busbridge. Catteshall -LRB- Gattes Hill meaning `` gate or route to hill '' -RRB-. Catteshall. Catteshall. Chiddingfold -LRB- Chadingesfold meaning `` enclosure of the people of the hollow '' -RRB-. Chiddingfold. Chiddingfold. Chinthurst -LRB- Chint + hurst , the second word means `` wooded hill '' -RRB-. Chinthurst. Chinthurst. Compton -LRB- Probably a corruption of comb + tun meaning `` valley estate '' -RRB-. Compton. Compton, Waverley. Cosford -LRB- probably from `` Cusa 's Ford '' but possibly from Welsh cors meaning bog , fen ; hence `` bog by the ford '' -RRB-. Cosford. Cosford, Surrey. Culmer -LRB- Col mere meaning `` cool or deep lake '' -RRB-. Culmer. Culmer, Surrey. Cut Mill -LRB- `` mill in the valley '' -RRB-. Cut Mill. Cut Mill. Dunsfold -LRB- `` hilltop enclosure '' -RRB-. Dunsfold. Dunsfold. Eashing -LRB- `` people of Essa '' -RRB-. Eashing. Eashing. Elstead -LRB- Ellested meaning `` Place where the Elder trees grow '' -RRB-. Elstead. Elstead. Emley or Bowlhead Green -LRB- Eme leah meaning `` Ema 's Clearing '' -RRB-. Emley. Emley, Surrey. Bowlhead Green. Bowlhead Green. Enton -LRB- unknown , derived from En + tun , possibly `` estate end '' -RRB-. Enton. Enton. Farncombe -LRB- Fernecome meaning `` marshy valley '' -RRB-. Farncombe. Farncombe. Feathercombe -LRB- possibly meaning `` wooded valley '' -RRB-. Feathercombe. Feathercombe. Frillinghurst -LRB- `` the wooded hill of the people of the forest edge '' -RRB-. Frillinghurst. Frillinghurst. Godalming -LRB- Godhelm Ingas meaning `` the people of Godhelm '' -RRB-. Godalming. Godalming. Grafham -LRB- Grafhæm meaning `` farm by the grove '' -RRB-. Grafham. Grafham, Surrey. grove. grove ( nature ). Hambledon -LRB- Hameledun probably meaning `` flat-topped hill '' -RRB-. Hambledon. Hambledon, Surrey. Hankley -LRB- Hank + leah , meaning either `` Hank 's clearing '' or possibly `` dry clearing '' -RRB-. Hankley. Hankley. Hascombe -LRB- Hægtessecombe , meaning `` valley of the witch '' -RRB-. Hascombe. Hascombe. Hurling -LRB- Hurlingas , meanin `` Hurl 's people ''. Hurling. Hurling. Hurtmore -LRB- heorotmera , the second part means `` hart -LRB- deer -RRB- lake '' -RRB-. hart. Deer. Hurtmore. Hurtmore. Hurthill -LRB- `` deer hill '' -RRB-. Hurthill. Hurthill. Hydestyle -LRB- unknown -RRB-. Hydestyle. Hydestyle. Hydon -LRB- `` high hill '' -RRB-. Hydon. Hydon. Lascombe -LRB- the second part means `` valley '' -RRB-. Lascombe. Lascombe. Littleton -LRB- `` small estate '' -RRB-. Littleton. Littleton, Guildford. Losley -LRB- Loseleah , the second part means `` clearing '' -RRB-. Losley. Losley. Loxhill. Loxhill. Loxhill. Lydling -LRB- `` little people '' -RRB-. Lydling. Lydling. Milford -LRB- `` the ford by the mill '' -RRB-. Milford. Milford, Surrey. Mousehill , Surrey -LRB- possibly literal , probably Middle English -RRB-. Munstead -LRB- possibly `` Mun 's place '' -RRB-. Munstead. Munstead. Northbourne -LRB- `` north stream '' -RRB-. Northbourne. Northbourne. Nurscombe -LRB- Notescombe meaning `` Note 's valley ''. Nurscombe. Nurscombe. Ockford -LRB- Hocford , `` ford of the River Ock '' -RRB-. Ockford. Ockford. Ockley -LRB- Occaleah , `` Occa 's clearing '' -RRB-. Ockley. Ockley. Peper Harrow -LRB- Pipereheorge , `` heathen temple of the Pipers '' -RRB-. Peper Harrow. Peper Harrow. Polsted -LRB- the second part means `` place '' -RRB-. Polsted. Polsted. Prior 's Field -LRB- `` pasture of the Prior ''. Prior. Prior. Puttenham -LRB- originally Reddesolhæm , the second part means `` farm '' , the first part may be a given name . -RRB-. Puttenham. Puttenham, Surrey. Rodborough , see also Rodborough School -LRB- unknown , but the second part refers to a burh which is a `` fortified camp '' -RRB-. Rodborough. Rodborough. Rodborough School. Rodborough School. Rodsall -LRB- derived from the same name as Puttanham , above , Reddesolhæm -RRB-. Rodsall. Rodsall. Puttanham. Puttanham. Sandhills -LRB- possibly literal , probably Middle English -RRB-. Sandhills. Sandhills, Surrey. Shackleford -LRB- Sakelesford , possibly derived from scacol meaning `` tongue of land crossing '' -RRB-. Shackleford. Shackleford. Shackstead -LRB- Scuccastead , `` evil spirit place '' -RRB-. Shackstead. Shackstead. Tadmoor -LRB- unknown , but some high ground -RRB-. Tadmoor. Tadmoor. Tilford `` fertile river crossing ''. Tilford. Tilford. Tiltham `` fertile farm ''. Tiltham. Tiltham. Thursley -LRB- Þunresleah , `` sacred clearing of Thunor ''. Thursley. Thursley. Thunor. Thunor. Thorncombe Street `` wild valley ''. Thorncombe Street. Thorncombe Street. Truxford -LRB- unknown but a river crossing -RRB-. Truxford. Truxford. Tuesley -LRB- Tiwesleah , `` sacred clearing of Tyr ''. Tuesley. Tuesley. Tyr. Tyr. Unsted -LRB- see Munstead -RRB-. Munstead. Munstead. Unsted. Unsted. Winkford -LRB- unknown but a river crossing , perhaps with a given name -RRB-. Winkford. Winkford. Winkworth -LRB- the first part means `` corner '' or `` nook '' , the second part means a `` walled enclosure '' -RRB-. Winkworth. Winkworth, Surrey. Witley -LRB- Witleah , `` white clearing '' perhaps due to Silver Birch trees -RRB-. Witley. Witley. Silver Birch. Silver Birch. Wormley -LRB- Wormleah , `` clearing of snakes '' , perhaps due to many adders in the vicinity -RRB-. Wormley. Wormley, Surrey. adders. Vipera berus. Yagden Hill -LRB- unknown , but the second part `` den '' is derived from dun meaning `` hill '' -RRB-. Yagden Hill. Yagden Hill. Mills , Anthony David , A Dictionary of British Place-Names '' -LRB- 2003 -RRB- , Oxford University Press. http : /  / www.scribd.com / doc / 49653561 / 3 / Surrey. http : /  / www.localhistories.org / names.html. Category  : History of Surrey