Kilmarnock

English

Etymology

From Scottish Gaelic, from cill (“churchyard, chapel”) + the Saint name Marnock. The name is from Mo-Ernin-og (“my little Ernan”).

Proper noun

Kilmarnock

  1. A town in East Ayrshire council area, Scotland (OS grid ref NS4238).

Derived terms

Noun

Kilmarnock (plural Kilmarnocks)

  1. A closely woven broad bonnet, having a peak of the same material at the top, originally made at Kilmarnock.
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