IPA: /klæx/
KK: /klæx/
A small village or settlement, often in a rural area, typically consisting of a few houses and sometimes a church or community center.
The clach was quiet, with only a few families living there.
The word 'clach' originates from Old English 'clacc', meaning a stone or rock. It refers specifically to a small stone or pebble.
Think of a small 'stone' or 'rock' when you hear 'clach', as it directly relates to its meaning.