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Is Ginnel A Yorkshire Word?

“ginnel” Ginnel derives from the 17th century word French word for “channel,” meaning alleyway. This word is used mainly in West and South Yorkshire, while in other areas of the county these are called “snickleways,” (York), “snickets,” in East Yorkshire and “ghauhts” in the Whitby area. Where did the word Ginnel originate? Etymology. From ginn …

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What Is S1 At York?

If you don’t already know, summer courses at York U are divided into three terms: S1 (early May to mid-June), S2 (mid-June to mid-August), and SU (early May to mid-August). What does S1 and S2 mean in university? They illustrate how long the course will be according to which semester you’re enrolled in. SU semester …

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