Target: Gen: Origin of word cwm

[Judy Seck <jseck@LSD.K12.MI.US>]

Hi,

I have a student who is going to participate in a word tournament. She has
been given a list of words to study. She needs to know both the definition
and origins of words. She know the definition of the word cwm (a small lake
in a glacier) but....she cannot find the origin. She knows that it is either
Scottish, British, or English.

Can anyone give us a definite answer and maybe a source on the internet we
can refer to?

Thanks in advance,
Judy Seck           jseck@lsd.k12.mi.us
Teacher & Media Specialist
Willow Elementary School
Lansing, MI 48915

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