Here are the requested details for "combe":
Combe
1. Parts of Speech
Noun
2. Definitions
- A small, narrow valley or hollow, typically one with a stream running through it.
- A short, steep-sided valley or hollow.
3. Pronunciations
4. Origin and Usage
The word "combe" originated from Old English "cumb," meaning "valley" or "hollow." It is typically used to describe a small valley or hollow with a stream running through it. The word is commonly used in the UK, particularly in the southwestern region of England.
5. Synonyms
- Glen
- Ravine
- Gully
- Canyon
- Valley
6. Related Words
- Clomb
- Comma
- Comer
- Comfy
- Comma
7. Example Sentences
- The hikers followed the stream through the combe.
- Shepherds Combe is a beautiful valley in southwestern England.