OS1/32/6/92

List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
Rudha Fhuar a' Chos Rudha Fhuar a' Chos
Rudha Fhuar a' Chos
Rudha Fhuar a' Chos
Donald McIntyre
Donald McNab
John Blair
006 A small point in Loch Lomond. situated near Ross. the name signifies Cold footed point.
Dùn Maoil Dun Maoil
Dun Maoil
Dun Maoil
Dun Maoil
Donald McIntyre
John Blair
Andrew Blair
D Mitchell Esqr
006 This name is applied to a small rocky knoll situated about 15 chains East of "Dun Mor" and near Allt a' Mhuilinn "Dun Maoil" is the brow of the rock hillock or heap.
Eilean nan Deargannan Eilean nan Deargainnan
Eilean nan Deargainnan
Eilean nan Deargainnan
Eilean nan Deargainnan
Donald McNab
Andrew Blair, Ardess
Donald McIntyre
D. Mitchell Esq.
006 A small Isle near Rowardennan, Covered with trees. the name Signifies the The fleas' Island from its diminutive size. It is often commonly called "Eilean na Circe" - the hen's Island, from fowl being put on it when seed is growing &c. but this as well as the proper Name is well known.

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County Stirling -- Buchanan Parish

[Notes under Rudha Fhuar a' Chos:]
Rudha Fuar na Coise i.e. (lit. [literally)] The cold point of the foot
or
Rudha Fuar a' Chòis i.e. The cold point of the Crevice or little Cavern
Rudha - (G.) [(Gaelic)] A small promontory or headland,
Fhuar, (G) [(Gaelic)] Cold,
Chos. (G.) [(Gaelic)] A foot,
Còs, A hollow, a crevice gen. sing [genitive singular] Còis (sub, mas) [(substantive masculine)]
Cos, A foot, a shaft, &c gen. sing [genitive singular] Coise or Cois (sub. fem.) [(substantive feminine)]

[Note under Dùn Maoil:]
grave accent to insert
Dun, (G) [(Gaelic)] a knoll
Maoil, (G.) [(Gaelic)] The brow of rock, A cape, &c

[Note referring to the medial 'i' in Deargainnan:]
this would be a violation of the rule Leathan ri Leathan, &c.

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