Land occupied by or designated for cottages; the area where a group of cottages is situated.
From 'cotset' + 'land.' A compound word combining a settlement term with the common English word for terrain or territory.
Place names ending in '-land' reveal ownership and use patterns—'cotsetland' tells us this was land organized for cottage dwellers, similar to how 'England' means the land of the Angles, using the same naming logic.
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