Mitford
UK/ˈmɪt.fəd/US/ˈmɪt.fɚd/
Mitford proper noun: a surname.
Proper noun
Mitford
- A surname.
Forms of Mitford
| alternative form | Madford |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Meaford |
| alternative form | Medford |
| alternative form | Metford |
| alternative form | Midford |
Origin of Mitford
From either Old English midd (“middle”) + ford (“ford”), thus "the middle ford", or from Old English ġemȳþe (“a stream junction”) + ford (“ford”), "the meeting ford", to denote the village situated where the rivers Font and Wansbeck meet.
Words formed from Mitford
Questions about Mitford
- What does Mitford mean?
- Mitford means a surname.
- What part of speech is Mitford?
- Mitford is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Mitford?
- Mitford is pronounced /ˈmɪt.fəd/ (UK).
Words near Mitford in the dictionary
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