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TREZECUET, TREZEGUET. See Truscott.

TREZEVANT. From tres-van, the hill dwelling; or from Tresevean in Gwennap; from tres-vean, the little dwelling.

TREZIDDAR, TREZIDDER. See Tresadern.

TREZIESE, TREZISE, TRESIZE. From tre-iz, the place for corn (yz, iz, is, &c., all manner of corn, but chiefly wheat). There is Tresayes in Roche.

TRIBBEL, TRIBLE. See Trebell.

TRIGANCE. From trig-nance, the dwelling in the valley.

TRIGG, TRIGGE. From the hundred of Trig, which Pryce renders the ebb of the sea, or on the sea-shore; but qy. from trig, an inhabitant, a dwelling. Hence the names Triggs, Drigg.

TRIGWELL. From treg-uhal, the high town.

TRIMBLE. See Trebell.

TRIMBY. See Treby.

TRIMMER. See Tremeer.

TRINDER. See Trender.

TRINICK. See Trinnick.

TRINK. From Trink in Leland; from tren-ick, the dwelling by the creek. Cf. Trinnick.

TRINNICK, TRINICK. From Trennick in Gorran; from tren-ick, the dwelling by the creek; or corrupted from Trewinnick. See also Trink.

TRIPCONY. From tre-conna, the town on the neck (of land); or from tre-kynin, the rabbit dwelling. According to some, this name is of Italian origin.

TRISCOTT. See Truscott.

TRIVELLIAN. See Trevelyan.

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