Cove (noun)

1. A small bay or inlet, usually with a narrow entrance, that is typically found on a coastline.
2. A small sheltered area or recess, especially one at the base of a cliff or mountain.
3. A small group or gathering of people or things.

Origin:

The word cove comes from the old english word "cuf" and it first appeared in the english language in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. We anchored our boat in the cove.
2. The cove provided a beautiful spot for swimming and sunbathing.
3. We hiked to a hidden cove that was only accessible by foot.
4. The cove was a popular spot for picnicking and relaxing.
5. The cove of trees provided a sanctuary for the wildlife.