_Ceann a Chro_ (kayoun-a-chroe), End or head of the cruive. _Ceann_, end or head; _cro_, a cruive, or fank. _Ceann a chruinn_ (kayoun a chreinie), mast head, or tree head or end. _Ceann_, a head, end; _cruinn_, possessive of _crann_, a tree or mast. _Ceann an t' sail_ (kayoun an tarl), end or head of the salt water. _Ceann_, end or head; _sail_, salt water. Corrupted further south into Kintail. _Ceann loch iu_ (kayoun loch ew), head of Loch Ewe. _Ceann_, a head. _Ceardach ruadh_ (karstoch roo-er), Red smiddy. See _A cheardach ruadh_. _Ceilidh_ (kayley), social meetings. From _ceilidh_, to visit. _Ceistear crubach_ (kaister crupboch), lame catechist. _Ceistear_, a catechist; _crubach_, lame. _Cibear Mor_ (keeipber more), big shepherd. _Cibear_, a shepherd; _mor_, great or big. _Clach_ (klarch), a stone. Possessive, _Cloiche_. Compare _clough_, found in some English names. _Clach a Mhail_ (klarch ar varl), Stone of rent. _Clach_, a stone; _Mal_, rent, tribute. _Clach an t' Shagart_ (klarch an taggart), Stone of the priest. _Clach_, a stone; _shagart_, possessive of _sagart_, a priest. _Clach nam Brog_ (klarch nam progue), Shoe stone. _Clach_, a stone; _brog_, a shoe. _Clachan garbh_ (klachan garrav), Rough village. _Clachan_, a village; literally stones; supposed to have originally been a Druidical term. See _Garbh_. _Cladh nan Sasunnach_ (klug nan sarsenach), Burial-place of the English. _Cladh_, a burial-place; _Sasunnach_, English, Saxon, not a Gaelic speaker. _Claidheamh mor_ (klymore), a broadsword, a claymore. _Claidheamh_, a sword; _mor_, great, here broad. _Clais na leac_ (klarsh na lyck), Hollow of the flat stones or flags. _Clais_, a furrow, a hollow between ridges or hills; _leac_, a flag. _Claonadh_ (kluanar), slopes. Compare _inclining_. _Clann Eachainn_ (klan erchen), offspring of Hector. _Clann_, offspring or descendants. See _Eachainn_. _Claymore._ See _Claidheamh mor_. _Cleireach_ (klearoch), literally clerk. Priests often called so from their scholarship. The Priest island off the Greenstone Point is called _Cleireach_ in Gaelic. Compare _Clericus_. _Cliabh moine_ (kleea moanyer), peat creel. _Cliabh_, creel; _moine_, peats. _Cliff_, or _Clive_ (Gaelic Clu). See _Meall na Cluibha_. _Clu_ (kloo), a local name; now treated as synonymous with English _cliff_. See _Meall na Cluibha_. _Cnoc a chrochadair_ (kroka chrochater), Hangman's hill. _Cnoc_, a hill, a hillock; _chrochadair_, possessive of _crochadair_, a hangman. _Cnoc a croiche_ (krok a chroich), Gallows hill. _Croich_, a gallows.