Where does “Winchestre” come from?
Winchestre (Middle English) comes from Old English Wintanċeastre, from Latin Venta Belgarum, from Proto-Celtic wentā, from Proto-Indo-European h₁wen- — place; place, location; to spread.
Winchestre (Middle English): Alternative form of Wynchester
Definitions
- Alternative form of Wynchester
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