The Place Names of Stirlingshire
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Lawyett (Wallacestone). Presumably "Gate," north Eng.
\jett, "on lite law,*' Sc. for "hill," O.E. hlevw, a mound, a hill.
Leddrie Green (Leunoxtown). 1482 Ladrigrene; cf. 1493 Ladrysbeg and Ladrysmor. As site and old spelling in- dicate, G. ladaran, "a little ladle or spoon." Ledlewan (Strathblane). Pont Ladlewen. G. leatlu il, "slope," or lad, "watercourse," leamhau, " among the elms." Lednabra (Drymen). G. lad, "lade or watercourse," and braich, bracket, " for malting," or bra, "of the quern ...or hand-mill." Lennox and Lennoxtov/n. c. 1210 Levenax, Levenach, 1234 Lenox, 1296 Levenaux ; old Gaelic M.S., Lemnaigh.
G. leamhaneich," place abounding in elms," G. leamhav.
THE PLACE NAMES OF STIRLINGSHIRE 51 Lsppie (S. of Falkirk). A farm near L. Ellrig. Prob. G.
la pitch, "a bog, a swam p." Lernock(Balfron). Prob.G.Z-eot7i«* , ufl*c/i,"place(l at tlieone side or edge," fr. leath-oir, "sideways, edgeways." Cf.
Learn ie, Cromarty, which would be locative of tlie above.
Lethallan (Polmont). G.
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Lawyett (Wallacestone). Presumably "Gate," north Eng.
\jett, "on lite law,*' Sc. for "hill," O.E. hlevw, a mound, a hill.
Leddrie Green (Leunoxtown). 1482 Ladrigrene; cf. 1493 Ladrysbeg and Ladrysmor. As site and old spelling in- dicate, G. ladaran, "a little ladle or spoon." Ledlewan (Strathblane). Pont Ladlewen. G. leatlu il, "slope," or lad, "watercourse," leamhau, " among the elms." Lednabra (Drymen). G. lad, "lade or watercourse," and braich, bracket, " for malting," or bra, "of the quern ...or hand-mill." Lennox and Lennoxtov/n. c. 1210 Levenax, Levenach, 1234 Lenox, 1296 Levenaux ; old Gaelic M.S., Lemnaigh.
G. leamhaneich," place abounding in elms," G. leamhav.
THE PLACE NAMES OF STIRLINGSHIRE 51 Lsppie (S. of Falkirk). A farm near L. Ellrig. Prob. G.
la pitch, "a bog, a swam p." Lernock(Balfron). Prob.G.Z-eot7i«* , ufl*c/i,"place(l at tlieone side or edge," fr. leath-oir, "sideways, edgeways." Cf.
Learn ie, Cromarty, which would be locative of tlie above.
Lethallan (Polmont). G.
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