- The
Grampian Mountains (Scottish Gaelic: Am
Monadh) is one of the
three major mountain ranges in Scotland, that
together occupy about half of Scotland...
- The
Monadhliath Mountains /ˌmoʊnəˈliːə/, or
Monadh Liath, are a
range of
mountains in Scotland.
Monadh Liath is
Scottish Gaelic, and
means "grey mountain...
- The
Cairngorms (Scottish Gaelic: Am
Monadh Ruadh) are a
mountain range in the
eastern Highlands of
Scotland closely ****ociated with the
mountain Cairn...
- 'mountain' (reflected in
Welsh mynydd,
Breton menez and
Scottish Gaelic monadh), from a Proto-Celtic *moniyos. The name was at
least secondarily ****ociated...
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pronounced "munth". The
ranges to the north-west are
known as the
Monadh Liath and the
Monadh Ruadh (called the
Cairngorms in English),
meaning the Grey Mounth...
- The
Campsie Fells (also
known as the Campsies;
Scottish Gaelic:
Monadh Chamaisidh) are a
range of
hills in
central Scotland,
stretching east to west from...
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Mount Keen (Scottish Gaelic:
Monadh Caoin) is a 939-metre-high (3,081 ft)
mountain in
Scotland and the most
easterly Munro. It can be
accessed from several...
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Monifieth /ˈmɒnifiːθ/ (Scottish Gaelic:
Monadh Fotha) is a town and
former police burgh in the
council area of Angus, Scotland. It is
situated on the north...
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Monadh Mòr (Scottish Gaelic: Big Hill) is a
mountain in the
Cairngorms region of the
Highlands of Scotland. A p****
connects it with
Beinn Bhrotain. Ben...
- and Q
Celtic words. However, some
common words such as dìleab ("legacy"),
monadh (mynydd; "mountain") and
preas (prys; "bush") are
transparently Brittonic...
