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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALLT COIRE MHORAIR | Allt Coire Morair Allt Coire Morair Allt Coire Morair "Allt Coire Moraire" or Allt Coire Mhorair |
Mr Robertson, Kinlochbeg Mr D Buchanan Mr Lindsay, Dalness G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] See below |
031; 032 | A considerable stream issuing from "Coire Morair" and falling into 'River Leven' ([Sheet] 32 trace 5) Signification, "Coire Morair burn" |
| COIRE MHORAIR | Coire Morair Coire Morair Coire Morair "Coire Moraire" "Coire Mhorair" |
Mr Duncan Buchanan Mr John Cameron, Ballachulish Mr Lindsay Earl's Corrie (The) Earls' Corrie, etc |
031 | A large dell or hollow its sides Steep and rocky, situated about 2 miles south of Kinlochbeg (trace 4) Signification "Great men corrie" |
| AM BODACH | Am Bodach Am Bodach Am Bodach |
Mr D Buchanan Mr John Cameron Mr Lindsay |
031 | A very bold and prominent rocky feature on north side of Glencoe. Its southern slope forming several remarkable fissures and ravines. Sign [Signification] "The Old man" |
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[Page] 33Sheet 31 Argyllshire
Allt Coire Mhorair, note: "on [Sheets] 31 & 32"
Coire Mhorair, notes: Moraire "(s. [singular]) "Moraire", being that of a great man - an Earl, etc" Mhorair "(pl. [plural])
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