- highlandman
- highland ► NOUN (also highlands) 1) an area of high or mountainous land. 2) (the Highlands) the mountainous northern part of Scotland.DERIVATIVES highlander noun highlandman noun.
English terms dictionary. 2015.
English terms dictionary. 2015.
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highland — noun (also highlands) an area of high or mountainous land. ↘(the Highlands) the mountainous northern part of Scotland. Derivatives highlander noun highlandman noun (plural highlandmen). Origin OE hēahlond a high promontory (see high … English new terms dictionary