Associations to the word «Vill»
Noun
- Som
- Det
- Dat
- Om
- Lev
- Vat
- Ha
- Dey
- Domesday
- Zen
- Ce
- Dig
- Dot
- Zee
- Med
- Gar
- Och
- Kan
- Ge
- Mandir
- Alla
- Pall
- Oder
- Va
- Din
- Cuthbert
- Sahib
- Vas
- Manor
- Jul
- Pe
- Var
- Ju
- Dis
- Dem
- Ja
- Den
- Der
- Baba
- Hon
- Leigh
- Ni
- En
- Nu
- Min
- Veil
- Jew
- Stockholm
- Von
- Ne
- Ant
- Bee
- Pm
- Id
- Hamlet
- Nod
- Holding
- Abbot
- Parish
- Pad
- Bet
- Cry
- Accent
- Kill
- Brush
- Mouse
- Lyric
- Te
- Die
- Hundred
- Hang
- Fred
- Se
- Beer
- Township
- Anglo
- Morrow
- Earl
- Kiss
- Borough
- Abbey
- Go
- Witch
Wiktionary
VILL, noun. The smallest administrative unit of land in feudal England, corresponding to the Anglo-Saxon tithing and the modern parish
VILL, verb. Eye dialect spelling of will.
Wise words
In words, as fashions, the same rule will hold; Alike
fantastic, if too new, or old: Be not the first by whom the
new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.