This is the 4537th most frequent Dutch word.
dales
"Dales" is not a Dutch word; it may be an English term referring to valleys. In Dutch, a similar word might be "dal," which translates to "valley" in English.
Here, 'dales' is used to mean 'valleys,' referring to geographic formations often associated with serene landscapes.
In de vakantie reisden we door diepe dales van groen en rust.
During the holiday, we traveled through deep valleys full of greenery and peace.
In this case, 'dales' refers to the verb form 'dalen,' meaning 'to descent' or 'to lower,' describing the action performed by the voice.
Haar stem daalde zachtjes terwijl ze het lied beëindigde.
Her voice softly descended as she ended the song.
Here 'dales' is used to express the action 'dalend' deriving from 'dalen,' describing the decrease in prices.