Bodfari

English

Etymology

From Welsh, where the first element is probably bod (“to be”), but the second is less certain. Possibly named after a saint *Tyfarre, a name that parallels the second element of the Irish Saint Fin Barre, a word meaning "head, tip," from Middle Welsh barr, with the honorific Welsh prefix ty- (“revered, honored”), similar to Tyfrydog. If so, the development could have been Bod Tyfarre > Botfarre > Botfarri > Bodfari.[1]

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /bɒdˈvæɹi/

Proper noun

Bodfari

A village and community in Denbighshire, Wales (OS grid ref SJ0970).

References

Owen, H. W., Gruffydd, K. L. (2017). Place-Names of Flintshire. United Kingdom: University of Wales Press, SJ10970

[1] Owen, H. W., Gruffydd, K. L. (2017). Place-Names of Flintshire. United Kingdom: University of Wales Press, SJ10970

单词	Bodfari
释义	Bodfari English Etymology From Welsh, where the first element is probably bod (“to be”), but the second is less certain. Possibly named after a saint Tyfarre, a name that parallels the second element of the Irish Saint Fin Barre, a word meaning "head, tip," from Middle Welsh barr, with the honorific Welsh prefix ty-* (“revered, honored”), similar to Tyfrydog. If so, the development could have been Bod Tyfarre > Botfarre > Botfarri > Bodfari.[1] Pronunciation IPA^(key): /bɒdˈvæɹi/ Proper noun Bodfari A village and community in Denbighshire, Wales (OS grid ref SJ0970). References Owen, H. W., Gruffydd, K. L. (2017). Place-Names of Flintshire. United Kingdom: University of Wales Press, SJ10970
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