Cwm and Valley

Cwm

Cwm noun - A steep-walled semicircular basin in a mountain; may contain a lake.
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Valley and cwm are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Valley" instead a noun "Cwm".

Valley

Valley noun - An area of lowland between hills or mountains.

Cwm and valley are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cwm" instead a noun "Valley".

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  • It's made its way into English as 'combe' (steep, narrow valleys with no waterways) and as the word 'cwm' to describe a cirque (a rounded glacial valley that the Scots call a 'corrie').
  • Series / Pobol y Cwm A Welsh-language opera sebon produced and broadcast by The BBC, Pobol y Cwm ("People of the Valley") takes place in the fictional village of Cwmderi, in southwest Wales.Most episodes center on the small businesses and houses surrounding the village pub, Y Deri, and local farm Penrhewl.
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