- lochan
- noun Etymology: Scottish Gaelic, diminutive of loch Date: 1670 Scottish a small lake
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lochan
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Lochan — Loch an, n. [Gael. See 1st {Loch}.] A small lake; a pond. [Scot.] [1913 Webster] A pond or lochan rather than a lake. H. Miller. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
lochan — noun /ˈlɔxən,ˈlɒkən/ A small loch … Wiktionary
lochan — [ lɒk(ə)n, lɒx(ə)n] noun Scottish a small loch. Origin C17: from Sc. Gaelic, dimin. of loch … English new terms dictionary
lochan — loch·an … English syllables
lochan — ˈläḵən noun ( s) Etymology: Scottish Gaelic, diminutive of loch Scotland : a small lake : pond … Useful english dictionary
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Knock y lochan — es el nombre que recibe un paisaje fromado por pequeños montículos rocosos (knock) y pequeños lagos (lochan). Producido por la erosión realizda por un manto de hielo y controlada por los cambios de resistencia de la roca … Enciclopedia Universal
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O'Lochan — Although this name is generally considered to have Scottish origins, it is equally likely to be Irish and to derive from O Leoghain. The son of the descendant The Warrior . The confusion is compounded in that the name was also found pre 1066 as… … Surnames reference
Lewis — Infobox UK place official name= Lewis gaelic name= Leòdhas map type= nomap static static image caption= Lewis shown within the Outer Hebrides | population= 18,489 latitude= 58.220163 longitude= 6.38301 country= Scotland os grid reference=… … Wikipedia
