Definition of thorp in English:

thorp

(also thorpe)

noun θɔːpTHôrp

in place names A village or hamlet.
小村
Althorpe
Example sentencesExamples
- Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, and to a lesser extent East Anglia, are full of place-names ending in by, thorp, and other Scandinavian elements.
- The lesser topographical names like thorpe, and in Norwegian-dominated areas thwaite, were marginal settlements and clearings.
- The most obvious evidence of a Scandinavian presence is preserved in place names, notably those ending in by or thorpe.

Origin

Old English thorp, throp, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch dorp and German Dorf.

Definition of thorp in US English:

thorp

(also thorpe)

nounTHôrp

(in place names) a village or hamlet.
小村
Scunthorpe
Example sentencesExamples
- The lesser topographical names like thorpe, and in Norwegian-dominated areas thwaite, were marginal settlements and clearings.
- Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, and to a lesser extent East Anglia, are full of place-names ending in by, thorp, and other Scandinavian elements.
- The most obvious evidence of a Scandinavian presence is preserved in place names, notably those ending in by or thorpe.

Origin

Old English thorp, throp, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch dorp and German Dorf.

词汇	thorp
释义	Definition of thorp in English: thorp (also thorpe) noun θɔːpTHôrp in place names A village or hamlet. 小村 Althorpe Example sentencesExamples Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, and to a lesser extent East Anglia, are full of place-names ending in by, thorp, and other Scandinavian elements. The lesser topographical names like thorpe, and in Norwegian-dominated areas thwaite, were marginal settlements and clearings. The most obvious evidence of a Scandinavian presence is preserved in place names, notably those ending in by or thorpe. Origin Old English thorp, throp, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch dorp and German Dorf. Definition of thorp in US English: thorp (also thorpe) nounTHôrp (in place names) a village or hamlet. 小村 Scunthorpe Example sentencesExamples The lesser topographical names like thorpe, and in Norwegian-dominated areas thwaite, were marginal settlements and clearings. Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, and to a lesser extent East Anglia, are full of place-names ending in by, thorp, and other Scandinavian elements. The most obvious evidence of a Scandinavian presence is preserved in place names, notably those ending in by or thorpe. Origin Old English thorp, throp, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch dorp and German Dorf.
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