weald
weald
noun \ˈwēld\Definition of WEALD
1
: a heavily wooded area : forest <the Weald of Kent>
2
: a wild or uncultivated usually upland region
Origin of WEALD
the Weald, England, from Middle English weeld, from Old English weald forest — more at wold
First Known Use: before 12th century
Weald
geographical name \ˈwēld\Definition of WEALD
region SE England in Kent, Surrey, & Sussex, between North Downs & S. Downs; once heavily forested
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