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The word “shire” derives from the Old English scir , meaning a territory or administrative division. In England, many historic counties bear this suffix, and the number depends on whether you count ceremonial, historic, or administrative counties. However, if you focus on the (the traditional 39), 24 of them end in “-shire.”