Isenland
[ee-suh n-land, -luh nd, ee-zeyn-; German ee-zuh n-lahnt]
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noun
(in the Nibelungenlied) the country of Brunhild, usually identified with Iceland.
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Examples from the Web for isenland
Historical Examples of isenland
When the Prince had left Isenland he rode on and on until he came to a great mountain.
Stories of SiegfriedMary MacGregor
Never before have I seen so noble a company of strangers in Isenland.
The Story of SiegfriedJames Baldwin
Had we only our good swords, we might defy this maiden-queen and all her Isenland.
The Story of SiegfriedJames Baldwin
With them there walked good knights from Isenland, Brunhild's men-at-arms, five hundred or more, who bore swords in hand.
The NibelungenliedUnknown
But old Hagen bit his unshorn lip, and cursed the day that had brought them to Isenland.
The Story of SiegfriedJames Baldwin