SHIP-ley, the _sheep’s_ meadow; SHIP-ton, the _sheep’s_ town; SHIP-ham, the _sheep’s_ home; SHIP-wash, the _sheep’s_ ford; SHIP-lake, the _sheep’s_ stream. The same root is found in SHAP-wick and SHAP-moor, SHEPPER-ton and SHEPP-ey; SKIP-ton, SKIP-sea, and SCOP-wick. The German form is SCHAF, which is found in SCHAF-berg, the _sheep’s_ hill; SCHAF-hausen, the _sheep’s_ house or dwelling; SCHAF-en, the _sheep’s_ isle; SCHAF-stadt, the _sheep’s_ place. The English WETHER (WEDER) is found in WETHER-den, WETHER-ley, WEDER-ley, WETHER-al, WETHERS-field, &c. The LAMB in LAMB-hurst, LAMBER-hurst, LAMB-ton, LAM-brook, &c. We find the Scandinavian forms for SHEEP (SAUDR and FAAR), in SOUTER-fell, SOUDEN-hill, the _sheep’s_ hill; FAR-leigh, FARS-ley, the _sheep’s_ meadow; FAIR-field, the _sheep’s_ field; SOUTER-gate, the _sheep’s_ street; FAIR-ford, the _sheep’s_ ford; FAIR-leigh, the _sheep’s_ meadow; FAR-a, FAR-oe, the _sheep’s_ island. SOW (SUGU) may be traced in SUG-ley, the _sow’s_ meadow; SO-ham, SUERS-ham, the _sow’s_ home; SUG-gate, the _sow’s_ street; SOWER-by, the _sow’s_ town. SWINE in SWIN-burn, SWYN-bourne, the _swine’s_ stream; SWIN-hope, the _swine’s_ shelter; SWINES-co, SWINES-cot, the _swine’s_ hut; SCHWEIN-a, the _swine’s_ abode by the stream; SCHWEIN-furt, the _swine’s_ ford; SCHWEINS-berg, the _swine’s_ hill. GRIS (Scandinavian) wild swine, gives name to GRIS-dale, the _wild swine’s_ vale; Mun-GRIS-dale, the monks’ _wild swine’s_ vale. We may trace the WOLF in WOOLVER-hampton, the _wolf’s_ home-town; WOOLVIS-ton, the _wolf’s_ town; WOOL-hope, WOLF’S-hope, the _wolf’s_ shelter; WOLN-ey, the _wolf’s_ island; WOOLVER-den, the _wolf’s_ hollow; WOOL-mer, the _wolf’s_ lake; WOLF-ham-cote, the _wolf’s_ home hut; WOOL-pit the _wolf’s_ pit; WOOLS-ton, the _wolf’s_ town; WOOL-wich, the _wolf’s_ bay; WOL-an, the _wolf’s_ meadow; WOLF-ach, the _wolf’s_ abode by the stream; WOLF-hagen, the _wolf’s_ enclosure; WOLF-stein, the _wolf’s_ stone; WOLFEN-buttel, the _wolf’s_ dwelling. The FOX gives name to FOX-hole, FOX-hunt, Car-FOX, &c.; but TOD, another name for this animal, occurs in TOD-bere, the forest of the _fox_; TOD-hurst; TOD-burn, the stream of the _fox_; TOD-mor-den, the marshy hollow of the _fox_; TOD-wick, &c. The dog, HOUND or HUND, is found in HOUNDS-borough, the _hound’s_ city; HOUNS-low, the _hound’s_ hill; HUND-holm, the _hound’s_ island; HUN-wyl, the _hound’s_ well; HUN-ley, HUNS-ley, the _hound’s_ town; HUN-feld, the _hound’s_ field; HUNS-rucken, HUNDS-ruck, the _hound’s_ ridge; HUND-loch, the _hound’s_ hole. The SQUIRREL (DRAY) is the root of DRA-cot, DRAY-cot, the _squirrel’s_ hut; DRAY-ton, the _squirrel’s_ town.