I. ˈbrā noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English bra, from Old Norse brā eyelash; akin to Old English brǣw eyebrow, eyelid, Old High German brāwa eyelid, eyebrow, Old English bregdan to move quickly — more at braid
1. chiefly Scotland : hill ; especially : a hillside along a river
2. chiefly Scotland : the brow of a hill
3. chiefly Scotland : a steep road
4. chiefly Scotland : a mountain or hill district : uplands — often used in plural
II. ˈbra, -raa, -rā noun
( plural braees )
Etymology: Norwegian bræ
: glacier , ice cap — used chiefly in toponyms in Scandinavian areas