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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNOC NIALL | Cnoc a' Niall Cnoc a' Niall Cnoc a' Niall Cnoc Niall |
Malcolm Tait John Johnston John Gillies |
190 | A small eminence situate about ½ a mile east of the Schoolhouse. Sign. [Signification] "Neil's Hill". |
| CNOC NA BO-BAINE | Cnoc a' Bò Bàn Cnoc a' Bò Bàn Cnoc a' Bò Bàn "Cnoc na Bò-baine" "Cnoc na Bòin Bàine, or Cnoc na Bò-bàine... |
Malcolm Tait John Johnston John Gillies Hill of the Milch Cow. Hill of the White Cow. |
190 | A prominent and rocky hill on the grazing of Ormsary immediately to the east of Cnoc a' Niall. Sign. [Signification] "Hill of the White Cow. |
| CNOC REAMHAR | Cnoc Reamhar Cnoc Reamhar Cnoc Reamhar |
Malcolm Tait John Johnston John Gillies |
190 | A very conspicuous hill lying between Cnoc na Bò Ban and Ban na Mùilt. Sign. [Signification] "Fat Hill" |
| ALLT CNOIC REAMHAIR | Allt Cnoc Reamhar Allt Cnoc Reamhar Allt Cnoc Reamhar "Allt Cnoic Reamhair" |
Malcolm Tait John Johnston John Gillies Burn of the Plump Hill. |
190 | A mountain stream rising near Cnoc na Prop and flowing southwards to the mill dam, then called Allt Achaidh Da Millan. Sign. [Signification] "Fat Hill Burn". |
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[Cnoc na Bo-baine] Yes Bo is often given as the genitive singular
as well as Boin
Here it is incidently the plural that is meant and ought to written Cnoc nam Bo-baine
[Cnoc Reamhar] genitive masculine "Reamhair
genitive Feminine Reamhra
"Macleod" gives "Remahra" only without any application to mas: [masculine] or fem: [feminine] This cause has lead into error - RH
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