Naughton.
A village in Suffolk, England.
Meaning & usage
A village in Suffolk, England.
An estate in Fife council area, Scotland
A surname.
Where this word comes from
The Suffolk place-name has the second element Old English tūn (“town, village”). The initial element is either nafela (“navel”) or a personal name such as Old Norse Nagli. The Fife place-name is from Old Irish áth (“ford”) + the Pictish personal-name Neithon.
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