Croxall
settlement · Staffordshire
Old EnglishAI-generated
Croxall likely derives from Old English, meaning 'rook's hall' or 'hall frequented by rooks'. 'Rook' is from 'crāwe' (crow, rook), and 'hall' refers to a manor or large house.
Word origins
- Crox
- Old EnglishRook or crow(from crāwe "Crow, rook")
- all
- Old EnglishHall, manor house(from heall "Hall")