IPA: /wiːld/
KK: /wēld/
A wild or uncultivated area, often covered with trees and located in upland regions.
The hikers explored the dense weald, enjoying the beauty of nature.
The word 'weald' originates from Old English 'weald', meaning forest or woodland. It refers specifically to a wooded area or a place covered with trees.
Imagine a lush, green forest when you think of 'weald', as it directly connects to the idea of a wooded area.