Sudburynamed

Sudburynamed is an adjective used in onomastics and toponymy to describe anything that carries its name from the town of Sudbury. The form is applied to places, streets, institutions, or other entities that owe their name to Sudbury, which exists in several places, including Sudbury in Suffolk, England; Sudbury, Massachusetts; and Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.

The term is a neologism formed by combining Sudbury with the suffix -named. It is intended to categorize naming patterns rather than denote a specific entity. It is not an official label and remains relatively rare, appearing mainly in scholarly discussions about how places acquire names and how historical ties influence toponymy.

In practice, a Sudburynamed feature may be described as a street, district, school, or other landmark that bears the Sudbury name due to historical connections such as settlement, migration, or commemoration. The concept is primarily of interest to researchers studying linguistic and historical naming practices, and it is not widely used in everyday geographic reference.

See also: toponymy, onomastics, eponym.