Roc
[rɒk]Meaning
a mythical bird of enormous size and strength
Background Story
The name 'Roc' is derived from Arabic folklore, referring to a giant bird that appears in stories such as 'One Thousand and One Nights'. In these tales, the Roc is said to be large enough to carry off elephants and is often depicted as a powerful creature of the skies.
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