Migdale

English

Etymology

Historically Migwethe. Probably from Pictish *mig (“bog, swamp”) (cf. Welsh mign (“swamp”)) + an uncertain second element.

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Migdale

  1. A locality in Highland, Scotland.
  2. Migdale Hoard, a hoard of Bronze Age jewelry found in 1900.

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