Knockmurdo Hill
hill or mountain · Fife
GaelicAI-generated
The name likely derives from the Gaelic word 'cnoc' meaning hill, combined with 'murd' which could refer to a sea-mark or a boundary. It describes a hill with a notable feature related to the sea or a boundary marker.
Word origins
- Knock
- Gaelichill(from cnoc "hill, knob")
- murdo
- Gaelicsea-mark or boundary(from muir "sea", dòigh "way, manner, custom")