Myerscough
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Myerscough
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Etymology
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From
Old Norse
mýrr
and
skógr
, meaning "
boggy
wood
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Proper noun
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Myerscough
A village in
Lancashire
.
A habitational
surname
from Old Norse
, originating in Lancashire.
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English uncountable nouns
en:Villages in Lancashire, England
en:Villages in England
en:Places in Lancashire, England
en:Places in England
English surnames
English surnames from Old Norse
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