Great Cumbrae and Little Cumbrae are English/Brythonic in derivation and there are other examples of the use of great and little such as Great Bernera and Rysa Little which are English/Gaelic and Norse/English respectively. The informal use of Isle of is commonplace, although only the Isle of Ewe, the Isle of May and Isle Martin of the larger Scottish islands use this nomenclature in a formal sense. Island also occurs, as in Island Macaskin and Mealista Island although both islands are also known by their Gaelic names of Eilean Macaskin and Eilean Mhealasta. Holy Island off Arran is an entirely English name as is the collective Small Isles. Ailsa Craig is also known as Paddy's Milestone. Big Scare in the Solway Firth is an English/Norse combination, the second word coming from sker, a skerry.