Valhalla in Greek
Valhalla in Greek is Βαλχάλλα — Valhalla means in Norse mythology, the great hall where warriors who died bravely in battle are said to feast for eternity.
Valhalla in Greek
Βαλχάλλα
Pronounced: Valchalla
(Norse mythology) The home of half of all warriors who died gloriously in battle as well as many of the Æsir.
What does "Valhalla" mean?
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noun In Norse mythology, the great hall where warriors who died bravely in battle are said to feast for eternity.
"Vikings believed fallen heroes would be welcomed into Valhalla."
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noun Loosely, any imagined paradise or ultimate reward for the deserving.
"For the band, headlining that festival felt like reaching musical Valhalla."
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Valhalla in a sentence
- Vikings believed fallen heroes would be welcomed into Valhalla.
- For the band, headlining that festival felt like reaching musical Valhalla.
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What is "Valhalla" in Greek?
"Valhalla" in Greek is Βαλχάλλα. Valhalla means: In Norse mythology, the great hall where warriors who died bravely in battle are said to feast for eternity.
How do you pronounce Βαλχάλλα?
"Valhalla" in Greek is Βαλχάλλα, pronounced "Valchalla".
How do you use "Valhalla" in a sentence?
Example: "Vikings believed fallen heroes would be welcomed into Valhalla." In Greek, "Valhalla" is Βαλχάλλα.
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