Wayland
1[wey-luh nd]
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noun
(in northern European folklore) the king of the elves, a smith and artificer: known in Scandinavia as Volund, in Germany as Wieland.
Wayland
2[wey-luh nd]
noun
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Miss Wayland wrung her hands and wept, and most of the girls wept with her.
The Green Satin GownLaura E. Richards
Miss Wayland could refuse nothing to the heroine of last night's adventure.
The Green Satin GownLaura E. Richards
To begin with, there were only four freshmen at Wayland Hall.
Marjorie Dean, College SophomorePauline Lester
So Badhild gave the trinket to the girl and bade her take it to Wayland.
About this time Eigil, the brother of Wayland, came to the court of Nidung.
Wayland
Wayland Smith
noun
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