Eichen-BUHL, the oak _ridge_; Dun-kels-BUHL, the _ridge_ of the mountain springs; Ross-BUHL, the horse’s _ridge_; Lust-BUHL, the _hill_ of pleasure. BREG, BEORG, BEROH (Anglo-Saxon), _a mountain_, _a hill_, _a heap of stones or earth_; BERG PEREG (High German), BAIRGS (Gothic), BIERG, BJORG, BORG (Scandinavian).—Ha-BERG-ham-caves, Wa-BER-thwaite, Wi-BERG-thwaite (holy _mountain_ path), Leg-BER-thwaite (low _mountain_ path), Brown-BERG-hill, Lang-BAURGH. BARROW and BARF occur frequently in the north of England. They are probably only slightly altered forms of BERG.—Under-BARROW-scar, High-BARROW-ridge, &c.; Clee-BARF, BARF near (Bassen-thwaite), &c. The German BERG is found in BERG, BERG-en, the _mountain_ region; BERGE-dorf, the _hilly_ city; BERG-heim, the _hilly_ home; Adels-BERG, the noble’s _hill_; Arns-BERG, the eagles’ _hill_; Alten-BERG, the ancient _hill_; As-PERG, the ash _hill_; Heidel-BERG, the heath _hill_; Konigs-BERG, the King’s _hill_; Mittel-GEBIRGE, middle _range_. The Scandinavian form BORG, appears in BORG-loh, the _hilly_ dwelling by the water; BORG-holm, the _hilly_ island; BORG-holz-hausen, the _hilly_-wooded dwelling; &c. BREAK (Scandinavian), _the slope of a mountain_, _the hollow in a hill_.—Mel-BREAK, Cal-BREAK, Lov-BREKKE, Skards-BREKKE, Sand-BREKKE, &c. CALF (Scandinavian), _a smaller mountain near a larger one_. It is also applied to islands.—CALVA, CALF, KALVA-berg (the “CALF of Man”), CALVER-peak, &c. CAR (Anglo-Saxon), _a rock_.—Uugin-CAR, Rugh CAR, Gol-CAR, the CARRS. CAM (Scandinavian), _a summit_, _top_.—CAM-fell, Cachede-CAM, &c. CLIFE, CLIF, CLIFFE, CLEE, CLOU, CLOUGH (Anglo-Saxon), _a rock_.—CLEVE, Old CLEEVE-hill, CLEVE-land, CLAVER-don, CLEVE-don, CLAVER-ley, CLIPPES-by, CLIP-stone, CLOP-hill, KLOP-stock, CLOP-ton, CLOP-ham, CLIFFE, CLIFF-ton, Top-CLIFFE, Shorne-CLIFFE, Swil-low-CLIFT, CLIFFE-end; CLEE-thorpes, CLE-hanger, CLEE-hills, CLEE-barf, CLEEVER, CLAW-ton, CLEO-bury, CLOUGH-ton, Buc-CLEUGH, CLEVES, KLOPPEN-burg. CLUMP (Provincial), _a heap_.—Chariot-CLUMP, Heaver-CLUMP. CLUD, CLENT (Anglo-Saxon), _a piece of rock_.—Pen-ket-CLOUD, Temple-CLOUD, CLOUD-end, CLENT-hill, CLIN-ton. CNOL (Anglo-Saxon), _rising ground_, _a small round hill_.—Falkland KNOLL, Brent-KNOLL, Mays-KNOLL, KNOWL-bury, Windy-KNOWL. COP (Anglo-Saxon), _a top_, _summit_.—Mold-COP, Wyle-COP, Mow-COP, War-COP, Schnee-KOPPE (snow top). DODD (Scandinavian), _a mountain with a rounded summit_.—Harts-op-DODD, Skiddaw-DODD. DUN, DON, DOWN (Anglo-Saxon), _a hill_, sometimes applied to _dwelling-places on hills_.—The DOWNS, DOWNE, DOWN-ton, Leigh-DOWN, Hunting-DON, Ham-DON, Snow-DON, DUN-fell, DUN-mallet, DOWN-holm, DOWN-head, DUNS-by, DUN-score, DUNS-fold, DUN-stan. EDGE (Anglo-Saxon, ECG), _high moor-lands_, _the sharp ridge of a mountain_.—EDGE-hill, Swirrell-EDGE, Strathon-EDGE, Land-EGGE.