Linn
[lin] /lɪn/
noun, Chiefly Scot.
1.
a waterfall or torrent of rushing water in a river or stream.
2.
a pool of water, especially at the foot of a waterfall.
3.
a steep ravine or precipice.
/lɪn/
noun (mainly Scot)
1.
a waterfall or a pool at the foot of it
2.
a ravine or precipice
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