Ton is a settlement mate.I truly hate to say this - but as a matter of language - everton I believe is from the viking Eofor meaning pig and ton meaning small hill.
So down near me where the language is Saxon, pig hill turns into Swin Don. When I learned this I felt ill. swindon is a crap hole of the highest order. Don't want this associated with our great club!
Yes, I saw Everton park when I was there, couldn’t believe it, put a big smile on my faceTheres an everton in Singapore
whereabouts !!Definitely one in Yorkshire, I remember we had beef with them a few years back over some petty copyright iirc?
We've all got them already.Of his ma?
Aye settlement on a hill so I understand.Ton is a settlement mate.
If you prefer Eofor was also a warrior in the Old English poem Beowulf.
Therefore Everton could be translated as Eofor's settlement.
Yeah, those origins of nomenclature can lead to some uncomfortable discoveries. Like 'kopite' is from the old Norse 'kjöppïëtr'. There isn't a direct translation, its so arcane but it roughly equates to:I truly hate to say this - but as a matter of language - everton I believe is from the viking Eofor meaning pig and ton meaning small hill.
So down near me where the language is Saxon, pig hill turns into Swin Don. When I learned this I felt ill. swindon is a crap hole of the highest order. Don't want this associated with our great club!
Hi mate can you give me some rep please how is your dog.Ton is a settlement mate.
If you prefer Eofor was also a warrior in the Old English poem Beowulf.
Therefore Everton could be translated as Eofor's settlement.