Crook of Dee
lake or loch · Cheshire West and Chester
Old EnglishAI-generated
This name refers to a bend in the River Dee, derived from the Old English 'crōc' meaning a bend or curve. The river name 'Dee' is of Brittonic origin.
Word origins
- Crook
- Old Englishbend, curve(from crōc "hook, bend")
- Dee
- Brittonicriver(from deva "divine")