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Place NamesD Danydrymire - Andy's Marsh (Old Norse). Dander is an old pet form of Andrew. Dee, River - Modern name of the River Dent. Believed to derive from the Welsh 'dwfr' meaning 'water' and when applied to rivers implies 'holy' or 'sacred' water. 'Dee' is a back formation of 'Dent'. Deepdale - The deep valley (Old English + Old English/Old Norse) Dent - The Hill (May have derived from Old Irish 'dind') Dentdale - Dent valley (Old English/Old Norse) Dibble's Bridge - The bridge over the River Dibb (The pool), (Old English) Dillicar - The field where dill is grown (Old English) Dodd Fell - The hill with a round summit (Middle English + Old Norse) Dowbiggin - Dufa's building, or the dove building (Old Norse personal name or Old English + Middle English)
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