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A forest near Vinitsa, North Macedonia
The precise origin of Medieval Latin foresta is obscure. Some authorities c=
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forhist, denoting "forest, wooded country", and was assimilated to "foresta=
m silvam" pursuant to the common practice of Frankish scribes. The Old High=
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ground" (English frith), and Old Norse f=C3=BDri, denoting "coniferous fore=
st", all of which derive from the Proto-Germanic *furh=C3=ADsa-, *furh=C3=
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ht" all attest to the Frankish *forhist.

Uses of forest in English to denote any uninhabited and unenclosed area pre=
sently are considered archaic.[19] The Norman rulers of England introduced =
the word as a legal term, as seen in Latin texts such as the Magna Carta, t=
o denote uncultivated land that was legally designated for hunting by feuda=
l nobility (see Royal Forest).[19][20]

Tywi Forest, Wales
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ver, because hunting forests often included significant areas of woodland, =
forest eventually came to connote woodland in general, regard</div>
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