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weal

noun
A sound state of a person or thing; a state which is prosperous, or at least not unfortunate, not declining; prosperity; happiness. As we love the weal of our souls and bodies. The weal or wo in thee is placd. So we Say, the public weal, the general weal, the weal of the nation or state.

weal

Republic; state; public interest.

weal

noun
The mark of a stripe. Weald, wald, walt, wold, in Saxon and other Teutonic dialects, signifies a wood or forest. It is found in names, as in Walt-ham, wood-house; corruptly pronounced Waltham.