cleve
/kliːv/ or /kliːv/; /kliːv/; /kliːv/ or /kliːv/Definitions
1. noun
a small valley, especially one between hills, often with a stream
“The hikers followed the path through a narrow cleve, surrounded by dense forest.”
2. adjective
hollowed or excavated by a stream or river, typically to form a valley or a gorge
“The cleve landscape was formed over thousands of years by the relentless flow of the river.”
3. verb
to hollow out or excavate (a valley or a rock face), typically by a stream or river
“The river continued to cleve the rocky face, slowly revealing a hidden cave.”