18 TEESDA.1E PLACE-NAMES. 



Examples: — 



The Bog. 



Boghes — Bogs. 



Bog House, or house at the bog. 



Little Aygill Bogs=Little Water Gill Bogs. 



Booze. 



Icel. bass, Ulf. hausts, a booze or stall in a cowhouse. A.-S.. 

 bos, bosih, bosig, bosg, a stable, manger, crib, a booze. Dan. baas. 

 Sw. bos. Ger. Jcuhstall, cowhouse, bause, barn. Dut. koestal. 

 'Flem. koeiensfal. Wcl.beudi/. Gael. prasach, a mangev; buatff heal, 

 a cow stall; bualaidh, ib. Ir. buaili, ox stall; buailidh, ib.; buaile, 

 a fold ; bo-thigh, a cowhouse, an ox stall. Lat. bovile, bulile, 

 prcesepe, a cattle stall. It. stalla delle vacche. Sp. boyera, boyeriza, 

 hostar. Port, curral de vaccas. Fr. vacherie. Bouse, dung of 

 oxen or cows. 



" Boveria, a house for stalling oxen." Bold. B. Gl. 



" Vaccaria, Wacheria, a cow close, a parcel of ground adapted 

 for pasture for cows, and for folding them, with proper buildings 

 attached to it." Ib. 



'■^ Boose, a stall for cattle; boosy pasture, the pasture that lies 

 contiguous to the boose." Halliwell. 



" Booze, an ox or cow's stall, where the cattle stand all night 

 in winter. It is now more generally used for the upper part of 

 the stall where the fodder lies. Sax. bosg, Isl. bas, Swed. bas." 

 Broehett. 



'■'■ Buse, Buise, Booze, a cow's stall. Lanarksh. Isl. bans; bovis 

 in bovili locus, an ox's stall." Jamies. Diet. Suppl. 



'■'■A Booze; an ox or cow stall, where they stand all night in 

 the winter, ab A.-S. bosih." Eay Gloss. 



Booze, or A.-S. bos, appears to have affinity to Latin bos, an 

 ox, and the Gael, and Ir. to bovile and bubile'. Not in German, 

 Dutch, Flemish, or Welsh. It is an A.-S., Icel., and Scandina- 

 vian word related to Latin. 



Boosings, stalls of cattle, in Midlands. Beace, cattle stall, 

 East Yorks, 



