Duresm

English

Etymology

From Old French Duresm; compare Durham.

Proper noun

Duresm

(historical) Durham.
The name signed by alternate bishops of Durham, the other being Dunelm.

References

Notes and Queries, Number 37, July 13, 1850 by Various page 108, Project Gutenberg

Anagrams

MUDers, demurs

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