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Subject: Re: [CON] Early Australians
Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 20:10:23 EDT

Isn't veor, the word meor with lenition? In which case it means big or large.
As in the placename Hellesveor.

Jim Thompson
Reference the recent correspondence re Taroveor / Bulls lane and the site
of the Bible Christian Chapel in Penzance
I have discovered that Taroveor is Cornish for Bull's Lane : Tarow =
Bull : Veor =Lane.
I never knew that!!!!

This thread:

• [CON] Early Australians by "George Pritchard" <>
  • Re: [CON] Early Australians by "Gail Ford" <>
    • RE: [CON] Early Australians by "Steve" <>
  • Early Australians by Corinne Thompson <>
  • Re: [CON] Early Australians by R&S leetooze <>
  • Re: [CON] Early Australians by "Pat Banks" <>
    • Re: [CON] Early Australians by "George Pritchard" <>
      • Re: [CON] Early Australians by "Pat Banks" <>
  • RE: [CON] Early Australians by "Gina Francis" <>

  • Re: [CON] Early Australians by

  • Re: [CON] Early Australians by
    • Re: [CON] Taroveor Lane by "George Pritchard" <>
      • Re: [CON] Taroveor Lane by "Pat Banks" <>
      • Re: [CON] Taroveor Lane by