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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
ARDVORLICH Ardvorlich
Ardvorlich
Ardvorlich
Ardvorlich
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Thomas McDermid
M. McIntyre
N. McNeill
004 Two inferior dwelling houses, [on] each side of "Allt Ardvorlich" with outhouses attached. They are occupied by Shepherds and are the property of Sir J Colquhoun
COIRE NA BAINTIGHEARNA Coire na Baintighearna
Coire na Baintighearna
Coire na Baintighearna
Coire na Baintighearna
M. Brodie
M. McIntyre
A. McIntyre
Thomas McDermid
004 A large mountain dell in the East side of "Ben Vorlich". It extends from "Coire nan Each" to the "Little Hills"
COIRE NAN EACH Coire nan Each M. Brodie
M. McIntyre
A. McIntyre
Thomas McDermid
004 A name signifying Horses' Dell applied to a considerable hollow in the east side of Ben Vorlich
LAG DUBH Lag Dubh M. Brodie
M. McIntyre
A. McIntyre
Thomas McDermid
004 A name signifying the "Dark Hollow" applied to a slight depression in the South side of "Ben Vorlich"

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Co. [County] Dumbarton

[Below entry for Ardvorlich]:
Ard, high, Mor, great, Leac, a flag, or flatstone. (Gaelic)

[Below entry for Coire na Baintighearna]:
"Coire - a dell, Bantighearna, a lady." (G. [Gaelic])
Coire na Bantighearna
See McL [McLeod] and Dewar's Dictionary for Bantighearn Gen Sing [Genitive Singular] Bantighearna
The first part of a compound word not be inflected
unles by aspiration. It is true Bantighearna is often written even in the nom. [nominative] case Baintighearna
But Bantighearna as given McLeod and Dewar's Dicty. [Dictionary] is preferable

[Below entry for Coire nan Each]:
"Coire, a dell. Each, a horse." (G. [Gaelic])

[Below entry for Lag Dubh]:
"Lag, a hollow, a cave, Dubh, Black." (G. [Gaelic])

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Alison James- Moderator, Elizabeth Carmichael

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