Loch an Lobain
lake or loch · Na h-Eileanan an Iar
GaelicAI-generated
This name likely refers to a loch named after a 'hollow' or 'hollow place'. 'Loch' means lake, 'an' is the definite article 'the', and 'lobain' is a genitive form of 'lòb' meaning hollow.
Word origins
- Loch
- Gaeliclake(from loch "lake")
- an
- Gaelicthe(from an "the (masculine singular genitive)")
- Lobain
- Gaelichollow(from lòb "hollow")