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[Facts] "Ceat/ Ceatta", "Blunt" and "Diprose" (Old English/ Norse)
by "Bagpus" (guest)
4/10/2005, 2:35 PM
Diprose, the rose element may br derived from the Old German hros meaning famous?
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"Ceat/ Ceatta", "Blunt" and "Diprose" (Old English/ Norse)  ·  "Bagpus"  ·  4/10/2005, 2:35 PM
•Re: "Ceat/ Ceatta", "Blunt" and "Diprose" (Old English/ Norse)  ·  kynaston  ·  4/12/2005, 4:16 AM
•Re: "Ceat/ Ceatta", "Blunt" and "Diprose" (Old English/ Norse)  ·  "Bagpus"  ·  4/12/2005, 6:17 AM