Meaning & History
The name Weybourne is derived from the Old English elements "wæge" (meaning "ford" or "shallow crossing") and "burna" (meaning "stream" or "brook"). The name likely refers to a stream or crossing in the area. Weybourne has historical significance as a coastal village known for its defensive importance, with remnants of a medieval priory and wartime military installations.The name is used for a village in Norfolk, England.