Type
Hill, Moor
Area of origin
N England
Area of use
NW England
A Moorland peak – in particular a pronounced rocky outcrop surrounded by Moorland. Very prominent features in the landscape [C.C.]
Etymology
Old Norse nabbr or nabbi “hilltop”, “promontory” (also “keeper of a door-lock” !?)
Example locations
- West Nab
Meltham Moor, W.Yorkshire
Entry contributors:
Chris Chinnock