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Posted: 28 Mar 2022

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The ruins of the old croft at Dusach (NH 99595 45965)

The ruins of the old croft at Dusach (NH 99595 45965)

Dusach. This is a corruption of the Gaelic Giuthasach, abound-
ing in firwood trees. It is not often that g is eclipsed by d, and it can only be accounted for by the eccentricities of different writers
before the art of printing, when each scribe adopted his own provincial mode of spelling words. It is found as Dims, Dhuis,and Dusy as here. The firwood residence.

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