Gleann a' Ghamhna Chàim

valley · Argyll and Bute

GaelicSurmised
Probable2 sources · name elements

This name describes a valley of the crooked calf. 'Gleann' means valley, 'ghamhna' is the genitive of 'gamhainn' meaning calf, and 'chàim' means crooked.

Word origins

Gleann
GaelicAttestedvalley(from glenn "valley")
ghamhna
GaelicAttestedof the calf(from gamhainn "calf")
chàim
GaelicAttestedcrooked(from càm "crooked")

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