In Scottish Gaelic: creag bheag
In Irish Gaelic: carraig beag
'Rock' is not a Gaelic word.
Basically no you can't. Native languages deal with nouns, very few adverbs and almost no concepts (that does not take a long story to translate). To put that in a more simple way; If your name was rock, flower, tree, horse, sun, star, bird - etc, then it would translate if not then you could only translate the root meaning of the name IF it was origin noun.
Saxum.
carraig creag roc clach
No. "Lanna" comes from Gaelic, meaning "rock."
It is of Scottish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "rock" or "rocky"
In Irish it's liagán ADDITIONALLY: gallán in Irish
"bébé de rock and roll"
little rock is bigger little rock is bigger
Crag is 'Gaelic' meaning: Crack in the rock It's called a Tor
From the Gaelic - it would mean the black (dhu) rock (craig).
Big crag/steep rock.