St. David’s, in Wales, Welsh _Ty-Ddewi_--_v._ TY St. Heliers for St. Hilarius St. Omer for St. Awdomar Stadel, etc., 179 Staffa, 180 Staines, 181 Stamboul, 158 Stanislaus, named after Stanislaus of Poland Stantz, 181 Stargard, 182 Starodub, 182 Startpoint, 182 Stavropol, 158 Stellenbosch, 36 Stepney, 105 Stetten, Sclav. _Zytyn_, the place of green corn Stirling, Cym.-Cel. _Ystrevelyn_, the town of the Easterlings, from Flanders Stockholm, 106 Stockport, 184 Stockton, 184 Stoke, 183 Stolpe, 184 Stonehaven, 97 Stow-market, 183 Stradbally, 184 Stralsund, 185 Strasbourg, 184 Strehlitz, 184 Striegau or Cziska, Sclav. the place on the small stream, _tschuga_ Stulweissenburg--_v._ FEHER Stuttgard, 87 Styria or Steyermark, the boundary of the R. Steyer Sudetic Mountains, 185 Suez, the mouth or opening Suffolk, 185 Sumatra, corrupt. from _Trimatra_, the happy Sunderbunds, corrupt. from _Sundari-vana_, so called from the forest, _vana_, of _Sundari_-trees Sunderland, 186 Surat, _i.e._ _Su-rashta_, the good country Surrey, 164 Susa, a city of ancient Persia, so called from the _lilies_ in its neighbourhood; _susa_, a lily Sussex, 170 Sutherlandshire, 185 Sviatoi-nos, 146 Swan R., so named from the number of black swans seen by the first discoverer Swansea, 71 Sweden, 164 Sydney, named after a governor of the colony Syria--_v._ BELED, 20 Szent-kercsyt, 186 Szentes, for saint, 186 T Tabriz, anc. _Taurus_, the mountain town Tagus or Tejo R., Phœn. the fish river Tain, 190 Takhtapul, the throne city, the seat of the Turkish Afghan government Takht-i-Soliman, the throne of Solomon, being the highest of the Solomon Mountains Talavera, 29 Tamsai, fresh water town, in China Tananarivo, the city of one thousand towns, the capital of Madagascar Tanderagee, Ir. _Ton-legœith_, the place with its back to the wind Tanjier, Phœn. the city protected by God Tanjore, corrupt. from _Tanjavur_, derived from its ancient name _Tanja-Nagaram_, the city of refuge Tarazona, 199 Tarifa, named after a Moorish chief Tarnopol, 187 Tarporley, 126 Tarragona, anc. _Tarraco_, Phœn. _Tarchon_, the citadel or palace Tarsus, Phœn. the strong place Tasmania, named after Abel Tasman, who discovered it in 1642. It was called Van Diemen’s Land in honour of the Governor-General of the Dutch East India Company Taurus Mountain, 196 Tavistock, 184 Tay R., 187 Tcherniz, 212 Teflis, 189 Teltown, Ir. _Tailten_, where Taillte, the daughter of the King of Spain, was buried Temeswar, Hung. the fortress on the R. Temes