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means A view or artistic depiction of clouds arranged across the sky, treated as a scene or landscape in its own right.

from A straightforward 19th-century compound: 'cloud' plus the suffix '-scape,' borrowed from 'landscape.' That '-scape' itself traces back to the Dutch 'schap/landschap' (meaning 'shaped' or 'created state'), which English absorbed and then began detaching as a movable suffix — bolting it onto 'sea' to get seascape, onto 'city' for cityscape, and onto 'cloud' once painters and writers needed a word for the sky treated as a vista worth composing, not just weather to get through.