Jersie.
A village near Køge on Eastern Zealand.
Meaning & usage
A village near Køge on Eastern Zealand.
Where this word comes from
Eastern Zealandic dialectal descendant of Old Danish *Iærpshø̄ghæ, earliest recorded in 1280 as Iærphøhæ. From Old Norse, compound of genitive form of male given name Jarpr and plural form of haugr. The English geographical term Jersey is a false cognate.
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