Lurcher's Crag
hill or mountain · Highland · 1053m
GaelicSurmised
Probable5 sources · historical forms · name elements
Lurcher's Crag is likely a hybrid name. 'Lurcher' might be an Old English or Norse term for a type of dog or a person, while 'Crag' is a Gaelic word for a rocky outcrop.
Word origins
- Lurcher
- Old EnglishA type of dog, or possibly a person(from lurcher "dog breed")
- Crag
- GaelicAttestedRocky outcrop(from creag "rock, crag")
Historical forms
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