_Eilean na h' Iolaire_ (eylan nar hewlar-yer), Island of the eagle. _Iolaire_, an eagle. _Eilean Ruaridh Beag_ (eylan rooarie vek), Little island of Rorie or Roderick. _Beag_, little. _Eilean Ruaridh Mor_ (eylan ruorie mor), Big island of Rorie. _Mor_, big. _Eilean Suainne_ (eylan soo-in), Everlasting isle. _Suainne_, everlasting. _Eirthire Donn_ (erriyer down), Brown shore. _Eirthira_, shore; _donn_, brown. _Erradale_ (erradale). Norse; probably from _earr_, a boundary, the edge of. _Ewan McGabhar_, properly _Eoghan Mac Gabhar_ (ewen mak gower), Ewan son of the goat. _Gabhar_, a she-goat. _Ewe_ (ew). May be a corruption from _uisge_ (usque), water. Compare similar Welsh root _gwy_, water, as in Wye. _Faidhir Mor_ (fire more), Great market. _Faidhir_, a fair or market; _mor_, great or big. _Failte Uilleam Dhuibh_ (falt yllyam oo-ey), Black William's salute. _Failte_, a salute; _Uilleam_, William; _dhuibh_, possessive of _dubh_, black. _Fannich_, properly _Fanaich_ (fannich). Meaning unknown. _Faoileag_ (fewlak), a sea-gull, name for a dog. _Farquhar_ (properly _Fearchar_) _Buidhe_ (farkar boo-ie), Yellow-haired Farquhar. See _Buidhe_. _Fasagh_ (fassoch). From _Fasadh_ (pronounced fassoch), meaning a hollow. _Fe Leoid_, properly _Feith Leoid_ (fay lee-oade), The bog of Leod (Loud). _Feith_, a bog; _Leoid_, possessive of _Leod_, a Norse Christian name. _Feachaisgean_, properly _Feith Chaisgean_ (fay harshkin), Bog of Casgean. See _Beinn a Chaisgean_. _Feadag-chuirn_ (fettak hee-oorn), Cairn plover. Gaelic name of the dotteril. _Feadag_, a plover; _chuirn_, possessive of _carn_, a cairn. _Fear_, _Feur_, _Feir_, or _Fiar loch_ (fear loch), sedgy loch. _Feur_, possessive _feoir_ (feyoar), sedge, reedy grass. _Fear Shieldaig_ (fear shieldak), The goodman of Shieldaig. _Fear_ means a man, a goodman. _Fedan Mor_ (fettan more), Big gullie. _Fead_ (fet), a whistle; _feadan_, a little whistle or whistling thing (applied to a gully because the wind whistles through it). _Feadag_, the feminine diminutive of _fead_, is the name given to the golden plover on account of its piping. _Feileadh-beag_ (faylabek), philabeg, or kilt; literally little kilt, _i.e._ the kilt made up separately as distinguished from the _Breacan an Fheilidh_, the belted or kilted plaid. _Feill Iudha_ (fail you-her), Ewe market. _Feill_, a market; _Iudha_, possessive of _Iu_, Ewe. _Feir loch._ See _Fear loch_. _Feith an Leothaid._ Same as _Fe-Leoid_, which see. This is the more correct spelling. _Feith Mhic Iain Dhuibh_ (fay vik an ooie), The bog of Black John's son. _Feith_, a bog. See _Mac Iain Dhuibh_.