A Scottish word for a rocky hilltop, crag, or steep rocky promontory.
From Scottish Gaelic or Scots dialect, possibly related to 'craig' (rock) or similar words in Celtic languages. It's a regional geographical term from Scotland.
Scottish geography words like 'currock' reveal how people in rocky regions develop rich vocabularies for describing terrain—they need precise words for the different types of rocky features they encounter daily.
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