Top of the Battery
hill or mountain · Aberdeenshire · 784m
Old EnglishAI-generated
This name refers to the summit of a hill, likely named after a defensive structure or battery. 'Top' indicates the summit.
Word origins
- Top
- Old Englishsummit, highest point(from tōpp "summit, crest")
- Battery
- Norman Frenchfortification, earthwork(from batere "to beat, to batter")