- fealg
- past 3rd sing of féolan
Old to modern English dictionary. 2013.
fealg
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Fawley — This is an interesting name of medieval English origin which is locational from places so called in Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Herefordshire and Berkshire. However, there are three possible derivations, the first being that the places in… … Surnames reference
Fowley — Recorded in several spellings including Fawley, Fawly, Fowlie, Fowley and even Frawley, this is a medieval English surname. It is locational from various places called Fawley in the counties of Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Herefordshire and… … Surnames reference
Fowlie — Recorded in several spellings including Fawley, Fawly, Fowlie, Fowley and even Frawley, this is a medieval English surname. It is locational from various places called Fawley in the counties of Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Herefordshire and… … Surnames reference
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fallow — fal|low [ˈfæləu US lou] adj [: Old English; Origin: fealg] 1.) fallow land is dug or ↑ploughed but is not used for growing crops ▪ They let the land lie fallow for a year. 2.) fallow period a time when nothing is done or achieved ▪ The band went… … Dictionary of contemporary English
