Glac an Làir
valley · Argyll and Bute
GaelicAI-generated
This valley name likely refers to a hollow or valley of the mare. 'Glac' means valley or hollow, and 'lathair' (or a related form) can mean mare. The genitive form indicates possession.
Word origins
- Glac
- Gaelicvalley, hollow(from glac "hollow, valley")
- an
- Gaelicthe(from an "the (masculine singular nominative)")
- Làir
- Gaelicof the mare(from lathair "mare (genitive)")