Calling all Scottish GNers - how do you pronounce this?

For me - Green, like the colour.

But I'm an East Coaster so I could be wrong!

Green for me too.

Been to look it up Its from the Gaelic Grianaig meaning "at the sunny knoll". That would be pronounced Gree-an-aik so I'm sticking with Green like the colour.

Green for me also but I have heard it pronounced Grenock. Maybe you need to ask somebody who lives there.

Definitely green like the colour. Haven’t lived there, but have worked there.

Yes, Greenock. I think it's Greenwich that's causing the confusion.

Greenock!

Gren -uk but I m not Scottish so no idea if it’s right or wrong

I am Scottish and definitely Greenock as in the colour.

Meant to add that the Greenwich is the confusion.

Sorry - shouldn't be a "the" in the last message . Will shut up now before I make any more mistakes !!

Pronounced for me by someone from the Isle of Bute as Grren-uck.
And by someone from Greenock as Grenn*uck.

Grennuck.

A kind of mixture between 'u' and 'o' iyswim

Sorry more Grreen-uck.
Not Grren and not Green, kind of between the two.

(Oh dear, confusion.)

Don't forget Gourock! Stress on first syllable in each case.

Definitely Greenock as in the colour and I’m Scottish from the west coast.

That is interesting. I’m not Scottish though mother was a Fraser! Thought there was no doubt about and I have been saying Grenock.

I have always pronounced it Green - as the colour -ock. And I'm Scottish.

Green ock.

It is most definitely Green as in the colour but the ock is normally pronounced uck. The stress is on the green.

Should have said I am a weegie and sometimes worked in Greenock.