Dale

/deɪl/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A valley, especially a broad one.

The picturesque village lay nestled in the lush green dale.

A low area of land between hills or mountains.

They went for a hike in the dale, enjoying the serene landscape.

A term used to refer to a valley in some regions, particularly in England.

In the spring, the daffodils bloom beautifully in the flowing dale.

Middle English; from Old Norse 'dalr', meaning valley.

Dales of Yorkshire

Refers to the scenic valleys in Yorkshire known for their breathtaking landscapes.

in the dale

Located within a valley.

vale

A literary term for a valley.

hollow

A low area of land; a depression.

Used to refer to a chill or relaxed vibe, especially in outdoor activities.

Let's hit the dale this weekend for some fresh air.