1 gen 1620 anni - sunder

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Separate, apart, perhaps ‘in pieces’ in some cases. 1508 <i>I witt to Thomas my brother my secondary gowne, beying sondre</i>, Ripon (SS64/330); 1552 <i>a reed jackett taken sunder and lyinge in quarters</i>, Garforth (Th19/300). As a verb it meant to separate or move apart: <i>c</i>.1620 <i>a workeman ... did Cast some what Iron firth of the harth ... amongst the ... persons soe struggling whereupon they sundred one from another</i>, Bradley, Huddersfield (HOW41). It occurs several times in the place-name Sunderland: 1274 <i>Matheus de Sundreland</i>, Halifax (YRS29/1); 1424 ‘dwelling in <i>Sondreland</i>’, Tickhill (YRS120/166).

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