_Cnoc na mi-chomhairle_ (krok na mee ho-airlie), Hillock of evil counsel. _Cnoc_, a hillock; _mi_ (like _mis-_), evil, _comhairle_, counsel. _Mi_ is also a negative prefix like _un-_. _Coigeach_ (ko-yoch), probably the "fifth portion" [of a davach]. _Coig_, five. _Coille Aigeascaig_ (kul yaikaskaik); Wood of Aigeascaig. _Coille_, a wood; see _Aigeascaig_. _Coinneach_ (kuinyoch), Kenneth. The progenitor of the Mackenzies. _Coinneach Mac Sheumais_ (kuinyoch mak eearmis), Kenneth the son of James. _Coinneach_, Kenneth; _Seumas_, James. _Coinneachadh Beag_ (koonyochor bek), Little meeting-place. _Coinneachadh_, meeting-place; _beag_, little. _Coire an Easain_ (corrie an easan), Corrie of the little waterfall. _Easan_, a little waterfall. _Coire Cheud Cnoc_ (corrie hehud crok), Corrie of a hundred hillocks. _Coire_, a corrie; _ceud_, hundred; _cnoc_, a hillock. _Coire Cheud Creagh_ (corrie hehud krayar), Corrie of a hundred spoils. _Coire_, corrie; _ceud_, a hundred; _creagh_, spoils. Name erroneously given by some to the Corrie of a hundred hillocks. See last name. _Coire Dubh Mor_ (corrie dhoo more), Great black corrie (or dell). _Coire Mhic Cromail_ (corrie vic krommle), The corrie of the son of Cromail. _Mhic_, of the son of; _Cromail_, an old name, meaning unknown. _Coire nan Cuilean_ (corrie nan coollin), Corrie of the cubs. _Cuilean_, a cub, a pup. _Coppachy_, properly _Copachaidh_ (koppachie), Foam field. _Cop_, foam; _achadh_, a field. _Corcur_ (korker), red, crimson. _Cota gearr_ (koita gaerr), short coat. _Cota_, a coat; _gearr_, short. _Co-thional_ (ko-yearnal), gathering together. _Comh_, or _co_, fellowship (compare _company_); _tional_, gathering. _Cove._ English name altered from cave. The Gaelic name of the place is really _An Uamhaidh_ (nouahvie), or the place of caves, from _uamh_, a cave. But it is more properly called _An Uamh Mhor_, or the great cave, a name descriptive of the cave still used as a place of worship. _Cradh Gheadh_ (crargeear), Shieldrake. _Geag_, a goose. _Craig_ (kraik), a crag or rock; properly spelt _creig_, or _creag_. _Craig a Chait_ (kraig a hart), Rock of the cat. _Chait_, possessive of _cat_, which is the same in Gaelic as in English, but was originally applied only to the wild cat. _Craig an Dubh Loch_ (kraigan dhoo-loch), Rock of the black loch. _Craig an Fhithich_ (kraig an eech), Crag of the raven. _Fhithich_, possessive of _fitheach_, a raven. _Craig an Fhithich Mhor_ (kraig an eech vore), Big crag of the raven. _Craig an t' Shabhail_ (kraig an towl), Rock of the barn. _Sabhal_, a barn.