¬A¬ handbook for travellers in Southern Germany : being a guide to Würtemberg, Bavaria, Austria, Tyrol, Salzburg, Styria, ecc., the Austrian and Bavarian Alps, and the Danube from Ulm to the Black Sea
274 105. SKETCH OF TYROL AND ITS INHABITANTS, Bach, brook (the beck of the north of England). Berg, mountain. .Burg, castle. Büchel, or Bühel, knoll or swelling, rise. Ferner, glacier (Swiss, Gletscher; .Styrian, Kies), Mom, the sharp peak of a mountain, so called from its resemblance to the horn of an animal. Jock (French, Col; in Styria and Ca- rinthia, Tauern), a depression in a mountain-ridge affording a convenient passage for a path or road, Kessel (kettle), a deep circular valley, shut
in by hills. Klamme, a cleft in the mountains , a ravine through which a river drains off. Klause, a defile, a narrow pass, a . gorge. - Kogel, Kofel, Kopf, the cone-like or sugar-loaf summit of a mountain. Loch, hole, or cavern, or gorge in the I mountain. ... 1 Bucken , a ridge, a range of hills. I Scharte, a line of precipices (the scar 1 of the north of England). 1 Schrofen, precipices. ■ 1 See, lake. Spitze, aiguille, point, mountain pGsk- . i Stock, a vast mountain mass. \ Tauem mountain-ridges