Gleann Raonabuilg

valley · Argyll and Bute

GaelicSurmised
Probable3 sources · historical forms · name elements

This name likely refers to a valley with a specific characteristic. 'Gleann' means valley, and 'Raonabuilg' is a descriptive term, possibly related to 'raon' (course, path) and 'builg' (bags, blisters).

Word origins

Gleann
GaelicAttestedvalley(from glenn- "valley")
Raonabuilg
Unknownunknown descriptive term

Historical forms

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