English / Map Form: Dail Ròid
Gaelic Form: Dail Ròid
Location: Lochailort
Post Town: Glenfinnan
County: Inverness-shire
Local Authority: Highland
English / Map Form: Dail Ròid
Gaelic Form: Dail Ròid
Language Notes
Sources
This name was gathered as part of a local research project on the place-names of the Rough Bounds of Lochaber and was published in a booklet by SNH and AÀA. The Following quote appears in that booklet:
“On the other side of the river mouth Roy’s map shows a settlement called Dalroyd, which is known today as Dail Ròid. Roid means bog-myrtle which grows here, thus ‘bogmyrtle haugh’.”
Gaelic in the Landscape: The Rough Bounds of Lochaber (Scottish Natural Heritage 2013): 18
