Dansk-tysk Ordbog. 2014.
skammel — skammel, skamyll see scamble n.1 and v … Useful english dictionary
skammel — skam|mel sb., skamlen, skamler, skamlerne … Dansk ordbog
skamyll — skammel, skamyll see scamble n.1 and v … Useful english dictionary
Toponymie normande — On appelle toponymie normande l étude de noms de lieux en Normandie ou dans les régions de Haute et de Basse Normandie. La forte présence d anthroponymes de Normands, ainsi que l emploi d appellatifs norrois et vieil anglais sur un substrat… … Wikipédia en Français
Équemauville — 49° 23′ 37″ N 0° 12′ 35″ E / 49.3936111111, 0.209722222222 … Wikipédia en Français
Norman Toponymy — refers to all place names in Normandy. Some belong to the common heritage of the Langue d oïl extension zone in northern France and Belgium; this is called Pre Normanic. Others contains Old Norse and Old English male names and toponymic… … Wikipedia
Urania Universum — Die DDR Anthologie Urania Universum ist eine Buchreihe von populärwissenschaftlichen Jahrbüchern für Wissenschaft, Technik, Kultur, Sport und Unterhaltung des ehemaligen Urania Verlages Leipzig/Jena. Bände erschienen in den Jahren 1955… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Scamal — This interesting surname has two possible origins. Firstly, it may be of locational origin for someone who lived at the shamble or stall . The derivation is from the Middle English schamel a bench or the Anglo saxon scamel a stool, and refers to… … Surnames reference
Scamel — This interesting surname has two possible origins. Firstly, it may be of locational origin for someone who lived at the shamble or stall . The derivation is from the Middle English schamel a bench or the Anglo saxon scamel a stool, and refers to… … Surnames reference
Scammell — This interesting surname has two possible origins. Firstly, it may be of locational origin for someone who lived at the shamble or stall . The derivation is from the Middle English schamel a bench or the Anglo saxon scamel a stool, and refers to… … Surnames reference
Scamwell — This interesting surname has two possible origins. Firstly, it may be of locational origin for someone who lived at the shamble or stall . The derivation is from the Middle English schamel a bench or the Anglo saxon scamel a stool, and refers to… … Surnames reference
