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DEN, n.

1. A cave or hollow place in the earth usually applied to a cave, pit, or subterraneous recess, used for concealment, shelter, protection or security as a lions den a den of robbers or thieves.

The beasts go into dens. The children of Israel made themselves dens. Job 37 . Judges 6 .

2. As a termination, in names of places, it denotes the place to be in a valley or near a wood.

DEN, To dwell as in a den.