Gleann Mhàrtuin
valley · Argyll and Bute
GaelicSurmised
Probable5 sources · historical forms · name elements
This valley name likely refers to Saint Martin. The Gaelic word 'gleann' means valley, and 'Mhàrtuin' is a genitive form of the saint's name.
Word origins
- Gleann
- GaelicAttestedvalley(from glenn "valley")
- Mhàrtuin
- Gaelicof Martin(from Martainn "Martin")
Historical forms
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