I have just moved in to my new house and am looking for an unusual name for it.?

its in the country near farms, fields and it has a hill to the back. we just moved in this christmas. my surname is smith and my partners is bray..... any ideas????





Im looking for something different..........

I have just moved in to my new house and am looking for an unusual name for it.?
I called mine 'Tethers End'
Reply:Cornish Language - Tre an gof (place name written Trengove) means Farm of the Smith. Bray in Cornish means Hill so try Carn Brea which is Hill of rocks, or Bos carn (place name written Boscarne) means dwelling by the rocks. Chy Lowan means happy house in Cornish. Hope this helps
Reply:BRAYSMITHHILL
Reply:Dunroaming
Reply:Why the hell to do want to name your house????
Reply:Look up the old maps, the older the better. Try your library. If where you live used to have a townland name it is no longer known by, that would be very appropriate
Reply:Bonnie Brae kind of Scottish feel to it?
Reply:Maybe do some research and see if your house ever had another name or if the area did? Sometimes you can find very interesting names that way and then it would also have a bit of a story behind it? Best of luck with your house:)
Reply:Braith Cottage





Braith Barn





SmithBray Barn





Hillview Cottage





Hillview House





Hillview Barn





Hillview Rest
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Reply:My in-law's house is called Innisfree which comes from the irish inis fraoigh meaning "heather island". Their old house was called that when they moved in so they took the name with them when they moved.
Reply:stick you names in babelfish and see if it translates to anything..did this when l was looking for a poetic word for 'threads'





on heavens bow sat the maid


Gewind'e the gold threads she laid
Reply:Try something like: smith acres, smith manor, smith hall. Best of luck with your house. Thanks. =]
Reply:hey there





okio so just a few ideas and where they come from:





Brith lagin brae


bray and smith at the bottom of the hill





Laggin fell brith


at the bottom of the hill bray and smith





Brith brae boddom


bray and smith at the hill bottom





Landwart Brith


rural bray and smith





Brith sowans lint


bray and smith's christmas relax





i went onto a scottish-english english-scottish website for the words.





good luck with the house.
Reply:The Farriers..incorporates Smith(y) and they shod both those that neigh and those that" Bray".
Reply:Braith house,Braith manor.