Etymology

mead hall

Today it means: A large communal building used in early Germanic and Norse societies as a place for feasting, drinking, socializing, and governance, serving also as the residence of a chieftain or king and symbolising the heart of the community or tribe. Full definition →

Old English meduheall
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  1. Old English · derived frommeduheall
  2. English todaymead hall

Revived from Old English meduheall.

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