_Scuir a Laocainn_ (scoor a lyooakin), Peak of the calf's skin. _Laodh_, a calf; _gin_, abbreviation for _craiceann_ (crakin), a skin. _Scuir a Mhuilin_ (skoor a voollin), Peak of the mill. _Mhuilin_, possessive of _muileann_, a mill. _Scuir na Feart_ (scoor na hairsht). Name of a peak; meaning unknown. _Seann Rudha_ (shoun roo), Old promontory. _Seann_, old; _rudha_, promontory. _Seann Seoc_ (shoun shok), Old Jock. _Seann_, old; _seoc_, Jock or Jack. _Seann Tighearna_ (shoun tcheerna), Old laird. _Seann_, old; _tighearna_, laird, proprietor. _Seannachaidh_ (shennachie), Reciter of old tales, recorder, remembrancer. _Seonaid Chrubach_ (shounat chruboch), Lame Jessie. _Seonaid_, Jessie; _crubach_, lame. _Sgaird ruadh_ (scart rooer), Red scree. _Sgaird_, a scree, shingly slope. _Sgalag_ (skallak), a servant, farm servant. _Sgeir_, or _Skeir_ (skeer), a rock surrounded by the sea. _Sgeir a Bhuic_ (skeir a vook), Island rock of the buck. From _sgeir_, a rock surrounded by the sea, and _bhuic_, possessive of _boc_, a buck. _Sgeir an Fharaig_ (skeir an harrik), Island rock of the surf. From _fairge_, surf, sea. _Sgeir Bhoora_ (skeir voora), Island rock of Boor. From _sgeir_, a rock surrounded by the sea, and _Bhoora_, possessive of _Boor_. _Sgorr_, or _Sgurr_ (skor, or skoor), a peak. It is often written here as elsewhere _Scuir_, but the former words are more correct. _Sgorr Dubh_ (scorr dhoo), Black peak. _Sgurr Ban_ (skoor barn), White peak. _Sgurr_, a peak; _ban_, white. _Shieldaig_ (shieldak). Probably a Norse name; meaning unknown. _Aig_ is an old Danish suffix meaning a small bay. _Shieldaig_ was formerly spelt _Syldage_, _Sildag_, and _Shilkag_. _Sian_, or _Seun_ (shee-un), a spell, charm, incantation. _Siol Mhic Ghille Challum_ (sheeol vik illie challum), Seed of Mac Gille Challum, whom see. _Siol Tormod_ (sheeol tormot), Seed of Tormod. _Siol Torquil_ (sheeol torquil), Seed of Torquil. _Sitheanan Dubha_ (sheean-an dhooar), Black knowes, fairies' hills. _Sithean_, a knowe; _dubh_, black. _Skar_ (scar), a screen. Obsolete. _Slaggan_, properly _Slagan_ (slagan). Diminutive of slag, or lag, a hollow. This place is for identification called in Gaelic _An slagan odhar_ (an slagan our), or The little dun hollow. _Slatadale_ (slay ter dle). Norse; or it might possibly be connected with _slaitan_, fishing rods. In the old map of 1662 it is spelt _Slotadull_. _Slioch_, or _Sleugach_ (slee-och), resembling a spear. _Sleagh_, a spear. The mountain from some points of view is like a broad spear head. The name should not have _Beinn_ before it.