Definition of lochside in English:

lochside

noun ˈlɒxsʌɪdˈlɒksʌɪd

adjective ˈlɒxsʌɪdˈlɒksʌɪd

Late 15th century; earliest use found in John Barbour (c1330–1395), ecclesiastic and verse historian. From loch + side.

noun

adjective

Late 15th century; earliest use found in John Barbour (c1330–1395), ecclesiastic and verse historian. From loch + side.

单词	lochside
释义	Definition of lochside in English: lochside noun ˈlɒxsʌɪdˈlɒksʌɪd The side of a loch. adjective ˈlɒxsʌɪdˈlɒksʌɪd That is on, at, or by the side of a loch. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in John Barbour (c1330–1395), ecclesiastic and verse historian. From loch + side. Definition of lochside in US English: lochside noun The side of a loch. adjective That is on, at, or by the side of a loch. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in John Barbour (c1330–1395), ecclesiastic and verse historian. From loch + side.
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