Coire na Feòla
valley · Argyll and Bute
GaelicAI-generated
This valley is named after the 'corrie' or hollow, likely referring to its appearance or contents. The second element 'feòla' means 'of meat' or 'of flesh', possibly referring to a place where animals were butchered or where carrion was found.
Word origins
- Coire
- Gaeliccorrie, hollow, cauldron(from coire "cauldron, pot, hollow")
- na
- Gaelicof the
- Feòla
- Gaelicof meat, of flesh(from feòla "meat, flesh")