Scawd Law
hill or mountain · Scottish Borders · 543m
Old EnglishAI-generated
The name likely derives from Old English 'sceard' meaning a gap or pass, referring to a feature of the hill. 'Law' is a common Old Norse or Old English term for a hill.
Word origins
- Scawd
- Old Englishgap, pass(from sceard "gap, pass")
- Law
- Old Norsehill(from lá "hill")