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| The Elie ['ili]pn. Elie (Fife). |
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| The Firth o Forth, Firth o Forth, Firth o Foarth, |
| The Firth o Forth [ðə 'fɪrθ ə fo:rθ]pn. The Firth of Forth. |
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| The Freuchie, Freuchie, |
| The Freuchie [ðə 'frʌxe]pn. Freuchie. (Fife) |
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| The Geerie, Geerie, Geery, Gerry, |
| The Geerie [ðə 'gi:rɪ]pn. Garioch. (Aberdeenshire) |
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| The Howewid, Howwid, |
| The Howewid [ðə 'hʌuwɪd, wʌd]pn. Howwood. (Renfrewshire) |
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| The Inch Abbey, The Inch Aibey, |
| The Inch Aibey [ðə ɪnʃ ebɪ]pn. Inch Abbey. (County Down) |
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| The Lang Raw, |
| The Lang Raw [ðə laŋ rɑ:]pn. Eaglesham. (Renfrewshire) |
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| Langhowm, Langholm, Langam, |
The Langhowm ['lɑŋəm]pn. Langholm (Dumfriesshire).
Also known as the The Muckle Toun
Compounds and phrases etc.
Langhown ell: a measure of 371/8 inches
Langhowm lily: col. the dandilion
Langhowm tack: col. a nail |
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| The Mey, |
| The Mey [ðə məi]pn. May Island. (Firth of Forth) |
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| The Meygate, Meygate, Maygate, |
| The Meygate [ðə 'məiget]pn. Maygate. |
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