Definitions

1. proper noun

The name of a town in Scotland, specifically a small village in Ayrshire, near the River Annick. It is also the name of a castle in the village.

“Lochinvar is a picturesque village in southwestern Scotland.”

2. proper noun

The name of a steamship that operated on the Clyde and Irish Sea routes in the late 19th century.

“The Lochinvar was a prominent steamship in the 19th century, known for its speed and luxury.”

3. proper noun

A poem by Sir Walter Scott, first published in 1803, which tells the story of a Highland chief and his love for Ellen Douglas.

“The poem Lochinvar by Sir Walter Scott is a classic of Scottish literature.”

4. noun

In literature, a term used to describe a heroic and romantic figure, often associated with Scotland or the Highlands.

“The Lochinvar of Scottish folklore is a legendary figure, symbolizing bravery and loyalty.”