_Craig Bhadain an Aisc_ (kraik vatn an ashk), Rock of the clumps or groves of burial. _Badan_, clumps or groves; _aisc_, obsolete word, meaning burial or interment, or preparation for burial. _Craig Bhan_ (kraig varn), White crag. _Ban_, white; and see _Craig_. _Craig Roy._ Properly _Craig Ruadh_, which see. _Craig Ruadh_ (kraik roo-er), Red crag. See _Craig_ and _Ruadh_. _Craig Thairbh_ (kraik-harve), Bull rock. _Tarbh_, a bull. _Craig Tollie_ (kraig tollie), properly _Creag Thollie_ (kraig holly), Rock of Tollie. See _Tollie_. _Crannag_ (crannog). A crannog, or insulated fortress, usually constructed on piles in a loch; the same word as _crannag_, a pulpit. _Crasg_ (krask). Meaning uncertain, possibly something that lies across. _Crasg_ is the top of a spade, or cross piece of a crutch. _Crasgach_ is something that goes contrary. _Creagan an Inver_ (kraigan an innyr), Little rock of the mouth of the river. _Inver_, mouth of a river. _Cromasaig_, properly spelt _Crom Fhasadh_ (krommasak), Crooked hollow. _Crom_, crooked; _fhasadh_, possessive of _fasadh_, a hollow. _Crubach_ (kruboch), lame of a leg. Compare _cripple_. _Cruitear_, or _Cruitire_ (kroo-iter), a musician, a harper. _Cuairtear nan Gleann_ (kooairter nan gleyoun), Pilgrim of the glens. _Cuairtear_, a pilgrim; _gleann_, glens. _Cu-dubh_ (koo dhoo), black dog. _Cu_, a dog. _Cuil an Scardain_ (kool an scarten), Corner of the screes. _Cuil_, a corner, a nook; _sgardan_, screes. The name is very descriptive. _Cuilchonich_ (kulhoanie), Mossy corner. _Coinneach_, green moss; _cuil_, a corner. _Culinellan_, properly _Cul an eilean_ (koolineylen), Back of the island. _Cul_, back of; _eilean_, an island. _Cumha Thighearna Ghearrloch_ (koovtcheerna yairloch), Lament of or for the laird of Gairloch. _Cumha_, lament. See _Tighearna_. _Dal Cruaidh_ (dal crewie), hard field or flat. _Dal_, a flat field; _cruaidh_, hard. _Darach_ (darroch), an oak. _Dearg_ (jarrak), red, like a rose. _Diabaig_ (teapik). Norse name, meaning unknown; possibly connected with _Dia_, God; _aig_, a small bay, so that it may mean the small bay of God. Perhaps this has reference to religious rites imported from the neighbouring monastery of Applecross. _Diabaig_ is spelt _Typack_ on the map of 1662. _Doire_ (derry), a grove. _Domhnull Dubh_ (donnullul dhoo), Black Donald. _Domhnull_, Donald; _dubh_, black. _Domhnull Gorm_ (donnullul gorrum), Blue Donald. _Gorm_, blue. _Domhnull Greannach_ (donnullul gruonnoch), Sour or savage-looking Donald. _Greannach_ also means irascible.