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Geography | | Gaelic term or phrase: alit breakach | | river name? |
| | | English translation:allt breacach | Explanation:
Alit could be a typo or scanning error for Allt, which is a stream.
There's no "k" in either Scottish or Irish Gaelic.
Breac is trout (or speckled).
Breacach would mean abounding in trout, so it could be a stream that was renowned for being full of trout. |
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