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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNOCAN TIGHE MHÒIR | Cnocan Tigh Mhoir Cnocan Tigh Mhoir Cnocan Tighe Mhòir |
A. McGlashan Barrachuile E. Ferguson Leckuary G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] |
150 | A small hillock situated near Tigh Ban. & it takes it[s] name from the fact that at one time Tigh Ban was the largest & finest house in this district. Hillock of the Great House |
| CNOC MHEANNTA | Cnoc Mheannta Cnoc Mheannta |
A. McGlashan Barrachuile John McVicar Knockalva |
150 | A small elevation situated south of Dun Dubh. Sig. [Signification] Hill of (the) Mint plant |
| COIRE AIRIDH AN EOIN | Coire Airidhein Aon Coire Airidhein Aon Coire Airidh an Eoin |
A. McGlashan Barrachuile John McVicar Knockalva G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] |
150 | A small but very rocky feature on the north side of the old Drove Road. Sig. [Signification] Coire of the One Sheiling |
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Cnoc Mheannta [Notes] Cnoc a' Mheanta def sing. [definite singular] -- Cnoc Mheant indef plur. [indefinite plural] -- Cnoc Meanta indef sing [indefinite singular] -- Cnoc nan Meanta def plur. [definite plural]
Coire Airidh an Eoin [Notes] Aon -- Coir' Aon Airidhein -- The noun always follows its numeral therefore should be Coir' Aon Airidhein -- Might it not be Coire Airidh an Eoin? -- The Bird Shieling Corry. Appd. [Approved].
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