Slesvig

American  

[sles-vikh] / ˈslɛs vɪx /

noun

1. Danish name of Schleswig.

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Slesvig British  

/ ˈsleːsvi /

noun

1. the Danish name for Schleswig

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Example Sentences

For Joseph he has not forgot    The day you warmed his rig; And christian Denmark still thinks on    About his nice Slesvig.

From Project Gutenberg

So take your poor relation off,    You pious-looking prig, And open out Kit Denmark’s box,    And give him back Slesvig. p. 149Come, come, says Mrs. Europe,    Let’s have no bother here, Your trying now to breed a row    At least it does appear.

From Project Gutenberg

Amongst other marks of distinction, Christian IV. had granted his wife and her children the title of Counts and Countesses of Slesvig and Holstein, but Fredrik III. declined to acknowledge it, although it could have no political importance, being nothing but an empty title, as neither Kirstine Munk nor her children had anything whatever to do with either of these principalities.

From Project Gutenberg

Our lady replied that she had not the pleasure of his acquaintance, and therefore she thought he took her for someone else; if she could oblige him in anything she would remain at Slesvig the following day, in order to know in what she could serve him.

From Project Gutenberg

The procession proceeded on the road to Kors�er, from whence the king intended to cross the Belts, in order to join the Marsk, and the forces which were to march against the turbulent dukes of Slesvig.

From Project Gutenberg