TYZEER, TYZZER. From ty-sair, the dwelling of the woodman, carpenter, or sawyer. Ty-seera would translate, the father's house.
U.
USPAR. See Vosper.
USTICK, USTICKE, USTECK. Hals translates ustick, usteck, nightingale; otherwise, fair nightingale (eustick). Pryce renders Ustick, Ystig, studious, affectionate, learned; and gives Yuh'sick, or high place. The name is most probably derived from locality. Conf. Bosustick, Tresustick.
V.
VALLACK. From vallack, vallick, fenced; from val, gual, a wall or fence. Hence we may have the surname Wedlock.
VARFULL. From Varfell in Ludgvan; from veor-val, -gual, the great wall or fence; or var-val, upon or above the fence.
VARTHA. Perhaps from Higher or Lower Wartha; from wartha, higher.
VASNOON. From vês-nohan, the meadow for oxen.
VAUSE. See Vose.
VAWDEN. See Bawden.
VEAB. From St. Veep (found written Weep and Wepe) in West hundred; from root of Mabe, q. v.
VEAR. As a Cornish name, perhaps from vear, veor, great.
