#norwood

I wasn't aware - however "Norwood"-with-an-EN is AFAIK a more common surname than "Morwood"-with-an-EM.

I've been misspelled that way a couple of times, along with all the other ways like unexpected "e"s, an occasional "a" transposition and the ever-popular extra "o" where it's not needed. :->

(Though where "Murphy" and "Moses" came from, I have no idea. It happened at US hotel registration desks, both times...)

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Norwood's also a place-name, with one near London, another somewhere in the US and quite possibly others elsewhere - after all it's almost certainly a contraction of Northwood / North Wood, and every wood or forest has a northern bit.

Then there's "Nordwald" (same meaning), a surname and placename in Scandinavia, Germany and Austria, but I could only find "Mordwald" (murder forest) as the title of a German-language crime novel.

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