Gladsheim

[ glahts-heym ]

nounScandinavian Mythology.
  1. the golden palace of Odin, of which Valhalla was a part.

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How to use Gladsheim in a sentence

  • The shadow was in Asgard, too—had walked through Frigga's hall and seated itself upon the threshold of Gladsheim.

  • With gold they built Gladsheim, the Hall of Odin, and with gold they made all their dishes and household ware.

    The Children of Odin | Padraic Colum
  • The greatest of all the palaces was Gladsheim, that was built by the golden-leaved wood, Glasir.

    The Children of Odin | Padraic Colum
  • This hall was called Gladsheim, and the palace of the goddesses was called Vingolf.

    Stories from Northern Myths | Emilie Kip Baker
  • And the two birds flew away to carry the news to Odin in the happy halls of Gladsheim.

    The Story of Siegfried | James Baldwin