A hill or elevated landform; archaic or poetic term for a hill or hilltop.
From Latin 'collis' meaning hill, an ancient word that survives in English through place names and archaic literature. It appears in Roman geographical texts and influenced Romance language words for hills.
Latin 'collis' is why Italian has 'colle' and Spanish has 'colina'—and why English has 'collage' and 'college' (from medieval hilltop schools)—one ancient word scattered across European languages.
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