ブリソン諸語
Some place names in Scotland have Pictish and Cumbric elements such as "aber-" and (also spelled "lum-", "lon-" and "lin-") that are cognate with those in other Brittonic languages. The Gaelic form "lann" ("enclosure, churchyard") also occurs, and its existence in Pictland may represent adoption into Gaelic of the Pictish usage.