Llan (placename Element) - Place Names in Brittany

Place Names in Brittany

  • Lampaul-Guimiliau (Breton: Lambaol-Gwimilio), Saint Paul
  • Landerneau (Breton: Landerne), Saint Ténénan
  • Langolen (Breton: Langolen), Saint Collen
  • Landeleau (Breton: Landelo), Saint Teilo
  • Lanildut (Breton: Lannildud), Illtud
  • Lannédern (Breton: Lannedern), Saint Edern
  • Landévennec (Breton: Landevenneg), Winwaloe
  • Landivisiau (Breton: Landivizio), Saint Gwisiau
  • Landudal (Breton: Landudal), Tudwal
  • Lanhouarneau (Breton: Lanhouarne), Saint Hervé
  • Landévant (Breton: Landevant), Saint Tevant
  • Landudec (Breton: Landudeg), Saint Tadec
  • Landunvez (Breton: Landunvez), Sainte Tunvez
  • Langoëlan (Breton: Lanwelan), Saint Gouelan
  • Languidic (Breton: Langedig), Saint Cynedd
  • Landéda (Breton: Landeda), Saint Tédia or Saint Tydeu
  • Landujan (Breton: Landujan), Saint Tudin (Tudwal)
  • Langast (Breton: Lanwal), Saint Gal
  • Langourla (Breton: Langourlae), Saint Gourlae
  • Langrolay-sur-Rance (Breton: Langorlae), Saint Gourlae
  • Languenan (Breton: Langenan), Saint Kenan
  • Langonnet (Breton: Langoned), Saint Konoed (Saint Cynwyd)
  • Lanmodez (Breton: Lanvaodez), Saint Maudez
  • Landrévarzec (Breton: Landrevarzeg), Saint Harzheg
  • Lanarvily (Breton: Lannarvili), Saint Haeruili
  • Lanvénégen (Breton: Lannejenn), Saint Menegean
  • Lanvollon (Breton: Lannolon), Saint Volon
  • Landaul (Breton: Landaol), (Perhaps Saint Teilo)
  • Landébia (Breton: Landebiav), Saint Tebiav
  • Lannéanou (Breton: Lanneanoù), Saint Leanou
  • La Harmoye (Breton: Lanhervoed), Saint Harmoël
  • La Landec (Breton: Lannandeg), Saint Deg
  • Landéhen (Breton: Landehen), Saint Guéhen
  • La Méaugon (Breton: Lanvealgon), Saint Algon
  • Lancieux (Breton: Lanseeg), Saint Séoc (or Sieu)
  • Langueux (Breton: Langaeg), Saint Guéthénoc
  • Lanhélin (Breton: Lanhelen), Saint Helen
  • Laniscat (Breton: Lanniskad), Saint Escat
  • Lanneuffret (Breton: Lanneured), Saint Gwévret
  • Saint-Urbain (Breton: Lannurvan), Saint Urvan
  • Lannion (Breton: Lannuon)
  • Landebaëron (Breton: Landebaeron)
  • La Malhoure (Breton: Lanvelor)
  • La Nouaye (Breton: Lanwaz)
  • Lanrigan (Breton: Lanrigan), Saint Rigan
  • Lanrivoaré (Breton: Lanriware), Saint Riware
  • La Vraie-Croix (Breton: Langroez)
  • Lanfains (Breton: Lanfeun), Lanfains' name comes from the Breton language « lann » (hermitage) and, it seems, from the Latin « fanum » (temple). Lanfains was situated at the border of the Gallo and Breton languages.
  • Langan, Ille-et-Vilaine (Breton: Langan)
  • Langon (Breton: Landegon)
  • Languédias (Breton: Langadiarn), Saint Catihern
  • Lanmérin (Breton: Lanvilin), Saint Mérin (Sant Vilin in Breton)
  • Lannebert (Breton: Lannebeur), Saint Eber
  • Lanvellec (Breton: Lanvaeleg), Saint Maeleg
  • Lanvéoc (Breton: Lañveog), Saint Maeoc
  • Laurenan (Breton: Lanreunan), Saint Ronan

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