Ockham Common, which is part of the Thames Basin Heath Special Protection Area. Scientific Interest (SSSI) at Wisley and Ockham Commons which are also a Local Nature Reserve (LNR), Sites of Nature Conservation Importance (SNCIs) alongside Ockham Common and at Ripley Green and ancient woodlands. Modern English - this refers to the varieties of English spoken after about 1500 Created by The Institute for Name-Studies. Ockham is surrounded by agricultural land and woodland.
Middle English - this refers to the varieties of English spoken between c. 6.08 miles from the centre of ockham surrey. Latin - the language of the Romans, who conquered Britain in the first century AD, but also the administrative language of the Normans: most Latin in place-names dates from the medieval rather than Roman period List View Map View Related Types of Business Related Locations. Old Norse - the Germanic language of the Vikings, who settled in northern and eastern parts of England in the ninth and tenth centuriesįrench - the language of the Norman invaders led by William the Conqueror
Old English - the Germanic language of the Anglo-Saxons, spoken in England between the fifth and twelfth centuries Elements - the words that make up the place-name.Ĭeltic - a family of languages, which includes the language spoken by the inhabitants of Britain before the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons in the fifth century and its later forms (Welsh, Cornish), and also Irish and Gaelic.
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