A path or way where things naturally fall; possibly a waterfall or a route for falling objects.
From fall + way (path). A compound word, likely archaic or dialectal, combining the concept of falling with a physical pathway.
This rare word suggests pre-industrial thinking about landscape—identifying natural paths where water falls, gravity moves things, or seasons change. It's the kind of specific, poetic place-naming we've largely lost.
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