Definition: "Roxburgh" is a Scottish county in England, Scotland. It is located within the city of Glasgow and is known for its rich history, culture, and natural beauty. The word "Roxburgh" has several meanings: 1) In English-speaking contexts, it refers to the part of Scotland that is located east of Edinburgh Castle. The name is derived from the Old Norse word "røkshubh", which means "place on the south side". 2) The Scottish term for Roxburghshire in the United Kingdom is the unitary authority of the county of Roxburgh, which is based in Glasgow. 3) In the context of Scottish Gaelic culture, "Roxburgh" can refer to the traditional home of Scottish royalty and kings. It was once considered a significant pilgrimage site for Scottish nobles during their travels through Scotland. 4) The term "Roxburghshire", also known as Roxhillshire or Roxhill in Old English, refers to the area west of Edinburgh Castle in Scotland. It is named after the Old Norse word "røkshubh" which means "place on the south side". In summary, "Roxburgh" is a Scottish county that is located in the city of Glasgow and has several meanings depending on its context.
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