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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LEAN NAN TRI CHRIOCH | Lean an Tri Chriche Lean an Tri Chriche Lean an Tri Chriche "Lean nan Tri Chriochs |
John Taylor Lagan Malcolm Cook Claonaig Ard Duncan Thomson Monybachach |
213 | This name applies to a flat or hollow situated between Cnoc nam Mein & Clach Fhuir on the east & west, & Eas a' Chromain and Gleann Airidh Mhicheil on the north and south. Signification "Meadow of the three marches" |
| EAS A' CHROMAIN | Eas a' Chromain | John Taylor Lagan Malcolm Cook Claonaig Ard Duncan Thomson Monybachach |
202 | Applicable to a stream rising in "Lean an Tri Criche" and falling into stream flowing through Srath nan Coileach about 45 chains north of Glenskible farmhouse. Sign. [Signification] "Cataract of the Kite or Hawk" [Initialled] J.P.W. |
| CLACH FHUAR | Clach Fhuar | John Taylor Lagan Malcolm Cook Claonaig Ard Duncan Thomson Monybachach |
213 | A large stone or boulder situated on a prominent eminence about half a mile east of Glenskible. Sign. [Signification] "Cold Stone" |
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Lean nan Tri Chrioch [note]
Léan nan Tri Chrioch
Leana A meadow a plain etc
Proper spelling & pronunciation Leana
Léan - The letter e should have the acute accent
it sounds as e in téum (a bite) and serves to
distinguish the word from "Lean" to follow.
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Alison James- Moderator, hastingleigh, hillhere
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