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1. (n.) vale
the world, or earthly life:
this vale of tears.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME < OF val < L vallem, acc. of vallis, vallēs valley)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) valley, vale
a long depression in the surface of the land that usually contains a river
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) VALE
a tract of low ground, or of land between hills; a valley
2. (noun) VALE
see 2d Vail, 3
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Sense: a valley.
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 Afrikaans: vallei |
 Arabic: وادٍ |
 Bulgarian: поет. долина |
 Brazilian: vale |
 Czech: údolí |
 German: das Tal |
 Danish: dal |
 Greek: κοιλάδα |
 Spanish: valle |
 Estonian: org |
 Farsi: دره |
 Finnish: laakso |
 French: vallée |
 Hebrew: עֵמֶק |
 Hindi: घाटी |
 Croatian: dolina |
 Hungarian: völgy |
 Indonesian: lembah |
 Icelandic: dalur |
 Italian: valle |
 Japanese: 谷 |
 Korean: 골짜기, 계곡 |
 Lithuanian: slėnis |
 Latvian: ieleja |
 Malay: lembah, lurah |
 Dutch: dal |
 Norwegian: dal |
 Polish: dolina |
 Portuguese: vale |
 Romanian: vale |
 Russian: долина |
 Slovak: údolie |
 Slovenian: dolina |
 Serbian: dolina |
 Swedish: dal, däld |
 Thai: หุบเขา |
 Turkish: vadi, ... vadisi |
 Taiwanese: 山谷 |
 Ukrainian: діл, долина |
 Urdu: وادي |
 Vietnamese: thung lũng |
 Chinese: (山)谷 |
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