Beinn Leathaig

hill or mountain · Argyll and Bute · 94m

GaelicSurmised
Probable2 sources · name elements

This mountain name likely refers to its appearance. 'Beinn' means mountain. 'Leathaig' could derive from 'leathach', meaning 'sloping' or 'broad', describing the mountain's form.

Word origins

Beinn
GaelicAttestedmountain(from beinn "mountain, peak")
Leathaig
GaelicAttestedsloping, broad(from leathach "sloping, broad")

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