Ardarroch

Ardarroch is a place name of Scottish Gaelic origin, most commonly found in the Highlands of Scotland. It typically refers to a place situated on a promontory or headland. The name is derived from the Gaelic elements àrd meaning "high" or "prominent" and drochaid meaning "bridge" or "causeway." However, in place names, drochaid can also refer to a neck of land or a headland. Therefore, Ardarroch can be interpreted as "high headland" or "prominent headland."

Place names containing "Ardarroch" are often associated with geographical features such as coastal promontories or elevated positions overlooking water. The name is present in various forms throughout Scotland, often subject to anglicization and variations in spelling.