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weald

noun
SayWEELDUS/wild/UK/wiːld/

Pluralwealds

2 meanings of weald

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  1. 1
    woodlandnounarchaic
    A large area of land covered with trees, like a forest.
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  2. 2
    treeless landnounarchaic
    A wide area of open land with few or no trees.
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Origin

From Old English weald, meaning a forest or wooded land. It is related to German Wald and Dutch woud.

Checked 1 Nov 2026 · 3 facts