Plural of cragsman; multiple people skilled at climbing rocky crags.
Plural of 'cragsman' using the regular English plural suffix '-en,' which is archaic but preserved in some occupation nouns (like 'firemen' or 'policemen'). Earlier forms used this ending more consistently.
English is in the middle of a transition with occupational nouns—older words used '-men' or '-en' (cragsmen, firemen) while modern language increasingly uses '-ers' (climbers, firefighters), reflecting changes in gender-inclusive language.
The plural 'cragsmen' carries the same masculine default as 'cragsman,' treating men as the standard reference for climbing and mountaineering.
Replace with 'climbers,' 'mountaineers,' or 'rock climbers' for inclusive reference.
["climbers","mountaineers","rock climbers"]
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