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Coire a' Chaorainn

valley · Highland

GaelicAI-generated

This valley is named after rowan trees. 'Coire' means a corrie or cauldron-shaped valley, and 'chaorainn' is the genitive plural of 'caorunn' meaning rowan tree.

Word origins

Coire
Gaeliccorrie, cauldron-shaped valley(from coire "cauldron")
a' Chaorainn
Gaelicof the rowan trees(from caorunn "rowan tree", -ainn "genitive plural suffix")