EVER-shaw, the _wild boar’s_ field; EVER-shot, EVERS-holt, the _wild boar’s_ wood; EVERS-don, the _wild boar’s_ hill; EVER-ton, the _wild boar’s_ town or enclosure. EVER-leigh, EVER-ley, the _wild boar’s_ meadow. EBER, the German form of this root, occurs in EBER-stein, the _wild boar’s_ stone; EBER-bach, the _wild boar’s_ stream; EBERS-berg, the _wild boar’s_ hill; EBER-ach, the _wild boar’s_ dwelling by the stream. The BEAR (BAR, BARIN in German) no doubt was an inhabitant of the following places:— BAR-walde, the _bear’s_ forest; BAR-uth, the _bear’s_ region; BAREN-spring, the _bear’s_ spring; BAREN-wald-a, the _bear’s_ forest by the stream; BAREN-horst, the _bear’s_ thicket. In the following places we find the name of the BADGER (BROC, BAW, BAUD, BAG, BADGE, in Anglo-Saxon, and DACHS in German):— BAG-shot, BAG-borough, BADGEN-don, BADGE-worth, BAGIN-thorpe, BAUGH-hurst, BAWS-ley, BAW-burgh, BAUD-rip, BAUDS-ly, BROCK-ley, the _badger’s_ meadow; BROX-bourne, the _badger’s_ stream; BROX-ton, BROC-ton, the _badger’s_ town; BROCK-thorp, the _badger’s_ village; BROCK-holes, the _badger’s_ caves; BROCK-les-by, the _badger’s_ abode of the spring; BROCK-dish, the _badger’s_ ditch; BROC-den, the _badger’s_ hollow; DACH-stein, the _badger’s_ stone; DACHS-berg, the _badger’s_ hill. The BEAVER (in German, BIBER), occurs in BEVER-ley, the _beaver’s_ meadow; BEVER-born, the _beaver’s_ stream; BIBER-ach, BIBR-a, the _beaver’s_ abode on the stream. The Dutch form of the root BEVER occurs in BEVER-en (in the province of East Flanders), and in BEVER-n (in the duchy of Brunswick), both signifying the _beaver’s_ river isle. The BUCK (BUCCA, in Anglo-Saxon) may be traced in BUCKEN-ham, the _buck’s_ home; BUCK-den, the _buck’s_ hollow; BICK-leigh, the _buck’s_ meadow; BOCK-field, the _buck’s_ field; BU-cup, the _buck’s_ hollow; BUCK-low, the _buck’s_ hill; BOK-hurst, the _buck’s_ forest; BUCK-land, the _buck’s_ district; BICKN-or, the _buck’s_ border; BUC-kle, the _buck’s_ spring. The low German form is BUCK, the High German, BOCK—_e.g._, BOCEN-em, BOCCEN-heim, BOCK-um, the _buck’s_ home; BOC-holt, the _buck’s_ wood. The COW (Cu, Cy) may be found in COWS-ley, COW-ley, COW-leaze, CUERD-ley, the _cow’s_ meadow; KAY-land, _cow_ district; CO-dale, the _cow’s_ vale; COS-grove, the _cow’s_ grove; CO-ton, COW-ton, the _cow’s_ town; CO-stock, COW-fold, the _cow’s_ fence or enclosure. The OX may be traced in