IPA: //ˈkrænruːk//
KK: /ˈkrænˌruːk/
A type of frost that forms when moisture in the air freezes, creating a white, icy coating on surfaces, often seen in cold weather.
The trees were covered in cranreuch, making the landscape look like a winter wonderland.
The word 'cranreuch' originates from Old English, meaning 'frost' or 'frosty'. It is a compound of 'cran' (meaning crane, a type of bird) and 'reuch' (meaning frost). The term refers to a frosty or cold environment, often associated with the imagery of cranes in winter settings.
Imagine a cold, frosty scene where cranes are present — this helps you remember that 'cranreuch' relates to frost.
No commonly confused words.