Middle Hick Lexicon — Landscape Terms

Entries in the Landscape Terms semantic field.

bekwud /bek.wud/

beech forest (noun) [Wood Terms, Landscape Terms]

Hegfell /heg.fel/

high mountain (lexinfo:ProperNoun) [Place Names, Landscape Terms, Borrowings]

Old Iutlandish *hog-fell

Northeastern inland place name meaning high mountain; shows /o/ to /e/ vowel adaptation.

hel /hel/

hill, slope (noun) [Landscape Terms, Borrowings]

Old Iutlandish *haell

Landscape borrowing.

helward /hel.ward/

mountain trail (noun) [Landscape Terms, Path Terms]

Langdal /laŋ.dal/

long valley (lexinfo:ProperNoun) [Place Names, Landscape Terms, Borrowings]

Iutlandish *lang-dal

Northeastern inland place name meaning long valley; unchanged because it fits Middle Hick phonology.

mel /mel/

sand, gravel (noun) [Landscape Terms, Borrowings]

Old Iutlandish *mel

Landscape borrowing.

melskel /mel.skel/

beached vessel (noun) [Nautical Terms, Landscape Terms]

mur /mur/

wall, barrier (noun) [Landscape Terms, Architecture, Borrowings]

Old Iutlandish *mur

Landscape and fortification borrowing.

murwud /mur.wud/

defensive tree line (noun) [Landscape Terms, Architecture]

serand /se.rand/

beach, strand (noun) [Maritime Terms, Landscape Terms, Borrowings]

Old Iutlandish *strand

Beach term with onset simplification and vowel repair.

Storskog /stor.skog/

great forest (lexinfo:ProperNoun) [Place Names, Landscape Terms]

Iutlandish *stor-skog

Northeastern inland place name, source of Modern Seneran Storskey.

wud /wud/

forest, timber (noun) [Wood Terms, Landscape Terms, Borrowings]

Old Iutlandish *wood

Borrowed term with /w/ preserved in Middle Hick loans.

wudward /wud.ward/

forest path (noun) [Wood Terms, Path Terms, Landscape Terms]