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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| COIREAN BANA | Coirein Bàn Coirein Bàn Coirein Bàn Coirean Bàna |
Allan McDougall Hugh McGlashan Thomas Blair Gaelic Orthography |
142 | A name applied to several depressions or hollows in the south east slope of Ben Donich. Sign. [Signification] Fair dells. |
| COIRE A' CHUIR | Coire Charr Coire a' Chuir Coire Cuir |
Allan McDougall Hugh McGlashan Thomas Blair | 142 | A very prominent and rocky valley, or large dell, situated about one mile & a half north west of the village of Lochgoilhead. Sign. [Signification] Not known |
| MULLACH COIRE A' CHUIR | Mullach Coire Charr Mullach Coire Charr "Mullach Coire a' Chuir" |
Allan McDougall Hugh McGlashan Thomas Blair John Jackson |
A conspicuous rocky eminence between Coire Charr & coire nam Muc. Sign [Signification] Top of Coire Charr. |
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[Page] 42Argyllshire
COIREAN BANA
Coireachan Bàna or Coireinean Bàna from the nature of the objects it is very likely to be the plural of Coirean is the correct form.
Coireachan plural of Coire
Coirean Dim. [Diminutive] of Coire gen. [genetive sing. [singular] - Coirein
nom. [nominative] plural Coireinean
COIRE A' CHUIR
Coire a' Chuir The winding corry
Coire Cuir Winding corry
Charr this is very doubtful It does not appear from Coire Charr that the name adopted is correct.
Transcriber's notes
MULLACH COIRE A' CHUIR I have added this row.Pencil written note re Charr applies to both Coire Charr and Mullach Coire Charr
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Celia Skelton
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