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Anglo-Saxon group
The Sumorsaete were an Anglo-Saxon group living in what is now Somerset, presumably around the town of Somerton. They are evidently the source of the county's
Sumorsaete
County in South West England
music festivals. Somerset's name most likely derives from Old English Sumorsǣte, short for Sumortūnsǣte, meaning "the people living at or dependent on
Somerset
Short sentence expressing a motivation
historical languages in motto language include: County of Somerset in England: Sumorsǣte ealle (All the men of Somerset), Old English. South Cambridgeshire in
Motto
Seven kingdoms of Anglo-Saxon England
Eorlingas Basingas Brycgstowl Dornsaete Gewisse Glastening Meonwara Rēadingas Sumorsaete Sumortūnsǣte and Glestinga Sunningas Wiltsaete Wihtwara Ytenes See also
Heptarchy
(Dorchester on Thames) Hendricas (Wiltshire or Test Valley) Sumortūnsǣte / Sumorsǣte / Sumorsætan (Somerset) Unecunga / Unecung (they lived in Unecunga Ga
List of early Germanic peoples
List_of_early_Germanic_peoples
Coastal plain and wetland area of Somerset, England
in the summer, hence the county of Somerset may derive its name from Sumorsaete, meaning land of the summer people. An alternative suggestion is that
Somerset_Levels
Shropshire: Floreat Salopia (Let Salop flourish) Somerset: Old English: Sumorsaete ealle (All the people of Somerset) Staffordshire: The knot unites Suffolk:
List_of_mottos
England (currently ceremonial counties). They included Defnascir (Devon), Sumorsaete (Somerset), Dornsaete (Dorset), Wiltunscir (Wiltshire), Hamptunscir (Hampshire)
History of local government in England
History_of_local_government_in_England
Old Welsh pedigree
Blue, Green or Grey". The Glastening may be connected in some way to the Sumorsaete, an obscure Anglo-Saxon group who may have given their name to Somerset
Glastening
records that in 845 Alderman Eanwulf, with the men of Somersetshire (Sumorsǣte), and Bishop Ealstan, and Alderman Osric, with the men of Dorsetshire
History_of_Somerset
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