Càrn Dubh 'Ic an Deòir
hill or mountain · Highland · 750m
GaelicAI-generated
This name refers to a cairn, which is a man-made pile of stones. The second part, 'Ic an Deòir', likely means 'son of the tear' or 'son of the dew', possibly referring to a person or a feature associated with water.
Word origins
- Càrn
- Gaeliccairn, heap of stones(from carn "cairn, heap of stones")
- Ic an Deòir
- Gaelicson of the tear/dew(from mac an deòir "son of the tear/dew")