Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
frith
Noun
/frɪθ/
Definition
A term that historically refers to a peaceful or protected land or area, particularly in the context of hunting grounds or woodlands.
Examples
- The ancient forest was known as a frith, where many animals found refuge.
- In the old tales, knights would often venture into the frith in search of adventure.
- The frith of the valley seemed untouched by time, a perfect escape from the bustling city.
Meaning
The word implies a space that is marked by tranquility and safety, often used in literature and historical texts to describe serene environments.
Synonyms
- Glade
- Thicket
- Woodland
