Bute
- proper noun
- Many tourists visit the Isle of Bute for its beautiful landscapes and rich history.
- Isle of Bute
Examples
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After his retirement from the Glasgow Gas Company in 1847, Neilson purchased a property on the Isle of Bute.
Academic text (2016) -
Speaker, rural Scotland, including my Argyll and Bute constituency, is facing a depopulation crisis, a crisis that will be exacerbated by Brexit.
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The scenic views of the Firth of Clyde can be enjoyed from the Isle of Bute.
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The Isle of Bute is known for its stunning gardens and vibrant wildlife.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bute names a Scottish island and comes from the island's old Gaelic name Bòd, a place name people used long ago. That's why the island is still called Bute today.