IPA: /ˈkræɡi/
KK: /ˈkræɡi/
Having a rough and uneven surface, often with steep rocks or cliffs.
The hikers admired the craggy mountains as they made their way up the trail.
Craggy originates from the word 'crag' (from Old Norse 'kragi', meaning a steep or rugged cliff) combined with the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). The word 'craggy' describes something that is characterized by steep, rugged cliffs or rocky outcrops.
Picture a steep, rugged cliff ('crag') and remember that 'craggy' means having those steep, rocky features.