Dal

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 128

(Scand.), Thal (Ger.), Dail and Dol (Celt.), 'a dale,' 'a field;' as Liddes dale , Ry dal , Ken dal , Arun del , Rhein thal ; (in Celtic names prefixed) Dal ry, Dal keith, Dol gelly. [See Dale in Dict.]

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