Loch na Creige Loisgte
lake or loch · Highland
GaelicAI-generated
This name refers to a loch associated with a burnt rock. 'Loch' means a lake or sea inlet, 'na' is a possessive article, and 'creige' is the genitive form of 'creag', meaning rock. 'Loisgte' is the past participle of 'losgadh', meaning burnt.
Word origins
- Loch
- Gaeliclake, sea inlet(from loch "lake, sea inlet")
- na
- Gaelicof the(from an "the")
- creige
- Gaelicrock(from creag "rock")
- loisgte
- Gaelicburnt(from losgadh "burning")