What is another word for Combe?
Pronunciation: [kəmˈɛ] (IPA) 
Combe is a term used specifically in southwest England to describe a steep-sided valley or hollow. However, there are several similar terms which can be used to describe similar landforms in other areas of the world. One such term is glen, which is a Gaelic word commonly used in Scotland and Ireland to describe narrow, steep-sided valleys with a stream or river running through the bottom. Ravine is another term, which describes a narrow, deep valley with steep sides that often features a fast-flowing stream or river. Canyon is a term often used to describe a deep and narrow valley characterized by steep sides, often formed by running water. Gully is a term for a narrow and steep-sided channel cut into the ground by running water.
