Brünnhilde
[ broon-hil-duh; German bryn-hil-duh ]
/ brʊnˈhɪl də; German ˌbrünˈhɪl də /
noun
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Words nearby Brünnhilde
Brüning, brunizem, Brünn, Brunner, Brunner's gland, Brünnhilde, Brunn's membrane, Bruno, Brunswick, Brunswick stew, brunt
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Cultural definitions for Brünnhilde
Brünnhilde
[ (broohn-hil-duh) ]
A character in Norse mythology, also known by the name Brynhild. Brünnhilde, a Valkyrie, or woman servant of Odin, loved the hero Siegfried. After she found out that he had deceived her, she had him killed and committed suicide.
The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, Third Edition
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