Local Etymology Or Names of Places in the British Isles And in Other Parts of

Williamson Andrew Woods

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Gill, the common name of many such places, and a surname. Doubergill, doubh- an-gill, black water, a little river of Netherdale, Yorkshire, flowing through mossy 76 ground. Gilling^ gill-ing, in the same county, Hoiogill^ howe-gill, Cumberland.
Gib, Heb. Giboali, a hill : heiice gibbous^ round, bunchy.
" Tlie gibbous moon round as my shield. " Giha^ Gibeah^ Gibeon^ mountains of Judea.
" Stand tliou sun on Cr/&eon. "— Josh, x. , 12.
Gibraltar^ hill of Tarick, the Moor who fortified it ; and the ...letters g and j being commutable, Jibbel-Aurez, golden-mount, Africa.
GoRM, Gaelic, gonn, blue.
" A chlaidheamh glan gnrm 'n a lamh. "—O. Sian. "With shining Hue sword in hand. " Cairngorm, carn-gorm, blue cairn, a mountain of Scot- land. Ardgorm, ard-gorm, blue hill. Tullacligorm, tui- lach-gorm, the blue iullach, or little hill, and other places.
GoRBAL, Celtic, corbwyll, a puddle, a dub.
Gorbals, a dirty suburb of Glasgow by the river side. Garpal, corbwyll, a little river celebrated by Burns : — " Where haunted Garpal draws its feeble source.

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