Mayfield
Common English placename
Mayfield is a place name appearing across the English-speaking world—towns in Kentucky, Ohio, England, and elsewhere.
It functions as both a surname and given name.
The name suggests an open field, possibly one where mayweed grew or where May festivities occurred.
The Mayfield family reunion is next Sunday.
Residential area nearby
- suburbOutlying residential district
- districtBounded administrative area
- localityA particular geographic area
- townshipCounty's smaller division
community · village · precinct · borough · hamlet · settlement · zone · area
Rural area beyond towns
- meadowGrassy field for grazing
- pastureGrazing ground for livestock
- ruralOf the countryside
- bucolicIdyllically rural
idyllic · farmland · grazing · agrarian · homestead · verdant · rolling · hills
neighborhood
Residential area nearby
- suburbOutlying residential district
- districtBounded administrative area
- localityA particular geographic area
township · community · village · precinct · borough · hamlet · settlement · zone · area · region
countryside
Rural area beyond towns
bucolic · idyllic · farmland · grazing · agrarian · homestead · verdant · rolling · hills · grassland
genealogy
Study of family descent
lineage · kinship · descent · pedigree · bloodline · ancestors · relatives · clan · dynasty · forebears
blossom
Flower on fruit tree
growth · budding · flourish · seasonal · fresh · warmth · rebirth · awakening · verdure · blossoms
- Kentucky PlacesLexington, Louisville, Frankfort, Bowling Green, Covington
- South IslandChristchurch, Queenstown, Dunedin, Nelson, Alexandra
- MidlothianCarrington
- Western KentuckyPaducah, Murray, Benton, Hickman, Clinton
- CaledonBolton, Alton, Inglewood, Cheltenham
- Fulton CountyJohnstown, Northampton, leather industry
MayfieldTed Nugent
Kid Rock · Pat Boone · Toby Keith · Lynyrd Skynyrd · Neil Diamond
field, may, May, fielder, fieldwork, fielders, Mayfair, mayflower