Definitions for valeveɪl
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
valeveɪl(n.)
Ref: valley.
the world, or earthly life:
this vale of tears.
Origin of vale:
1250–1300; ME < OF val < L vallem, acc. of vallis, vallēs valley
Princeton's WordNet
valley, vale(noun)
a long depression in the surface of the land that usually contains a river
Webster Dictionary
Vale(noun)
a tract of low ground, or of land between hills; a valley
Vale(noun)
see 2d Vail, 3
Translations for vale
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
vale(noun)
a valley.
- valleiAfrikaans
- وادٍArabic
- поет. долинаBulgarian
- valePortuguese (BR)
- údolíCzech
- das TalGerman
- dalDanish
- κοιλάδαGreek
- valleSpanish
- orgEstonian
- درهFarsi
- laaksoFinnish
- valléeFrench
- עֵמֶקHebrew
- घाटीHindi
- dolinaCroatian
- völgyHungarian
- lembahIndonesian
- dalurIcelandic
- valleItalian
- 谷Japanese
- 골짜기, 계곡Korean
- slėnisLithuanian
- ielejaLatvian
- lembah, lurahMalay
- dalDutch
- dalNorwegian
- dolinaPolish
- valePortuguese
- valeRomanian
- долинаRussian
- údolieSlovak
- dolinaSlovenian
- dolinaSerbian
- dal, däldSwedish
- หุบเขาThai
- vadi, ... vadisiTurkish
- 山谷Chinese (Trad.)
- діл, долинаUkrainian
- واديUrdu
- thung lũngVietnamese
- (山)谷Chinese (Simp.)
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