This is the 6580th most frequent Spanish word.
carrasco
"Carrasco" refers to a type of scrubland or dense bush, often consisting of holm oaks or similar vegetation.
Here, 'carrasco' is used as a noun to refer to a type of small oak tree, specifically the holm oak.
El carrasco crece rápidamente en el bosque.
The holm oak grows quickly in the forest.
In this context, 'Carrasco' is used as a proper noun, likely derived from a surname.
En mi pueblo, hay una calle llamada Carrasco.
In my town, there is a street named Carrasco.
Here, 'Carrasco' is used as part of a place name, referring to a geographic location.