Presumably the name comes from the Middle English "iker" which was a type of sea monster or although the name looks similar to the Scottish Gaelic Each uisge, the word is morphologically and phonetically dissimilar.
Although the name looks similar to the Scottish Gaelic Each uisge, the word is morphologically and phonetically dissimilar. Presumably the name comes from the Middle English "iker" which was a type of sea monster.
Presumably the name comes from the Middle English "iker" which was a type of sea monster. Although the name looks similar to the Scottish Gaelic Each uisge, the word is morphologically and phonetically dissimilar.
Presumably the name comes from the Middle English "iker" which was a type of sea monster. Although the name looks similar to the Scottish Gaelic Each uisge, the word is morphologically and phonetically dissimilar.