Dale (noun)

A valley or low-lying land, especially one surrounded by hills or mountains.

Origin:

From old english 'dæl' meaning a valley.

Examples:

1. The dale was covered in a blanket of snow.
2. The villagers lived in the dale for generations.
3. The river flowed through the dale and out to the sea.
4. The dale was known for its rolling hills and lush green fields.
5. Tourists flocked to the dale to see its picturesque scenery.