Sieglinde

[ sig-lin-duh, seeg-; German zeek-lin-duh ]

noun
  1. (in the Nibelungenlied) the wife of Sigmund and mother of Siegfried.

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How to use Sieglinde in a sentence

  • Sieglinde enters from the inner chamber; she thinks her husband has returned.

  • Siegmund and Sieglinde appear on the pass, Sieglinde hurrying in front.

  • "What a Sieglinde she would make, with her beautiful blond complexion and grand figure," returned the tenor with enthusiasm.

    Melomaniacs | James Huneker
  • And since to Sieglinde the house was a house of hate, she cared not to make it fair as women do whose heart is at home.

    The Valkyries | Edward Frederic Benson
  • Yet that was enough to put fear into the hearts of all except Sieglinde; and she found there hope and the promise of delivery.

    The Valkyries | Edward Frederic Benson