A gate, hatch, or barrier placed in gorse or a threshold/opening associated with gorse-covered areas.
Compound word from 'gorse' (the plant) plus 'hatch' (a gate or door). Named descriptively for functional features found in landscapes with gorse.
Old place names and farm terms like 'gorsehatch' preserve practical medieval vocabulary—they tell us exactly what farmers were dealing with: dense gorse thickets that required specially designed gates to manage.
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