Blotchnie Fiold
hill or mountain · Orkney Islands · 250m
Marilyn
Old NorseSurmised
Suggested2 sources · name elements
Blotchnie Fiold likely combines Old Norse elements. 'Blotchnie' might relate to a place of sacrifice or a wet, boggy area, and 'Fiold' means 'field'.
Word origins
- Blotchnie
- Old Norseplace of sacrifice or boggy area(from blót "sacrifice", bleitr "wet, boggy")
- Fiold
- Old Norsefield(from völlr "field")
