Definition: "The Arundale, or Arndale in Scotland, is the largest settlement on the mainland of Scotland." The term "Arthurdale" refers to a significant geographical area within Scotland known for being a significant settlement with the name. It's commonly associated with the Arun Valley in Scotland; it's also a popular tourist destination located in this valley. The term 'Arndale' is derived from the Arundel, a castle that once stood on the site of the current Arundale settlement. The word has been used historically to refer to any part of Scotland, including the Arthurdale area as it is also known for its beautiful landscape and historical significance. The definition of "Arthurdale" can be interpreted based on various elements such as geographical features, historical significance, or cultural references. It could include a region situated in or near the Arun Valley that includes the Arundale settlement and other towns and villages. It's important to note that this is an English usage from the Bible (Luke 1:34) and not actually the name of a specific place found on earth.
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