Valhalla
proper noun · /val-HAL-uh/
In Norse mythology, Valhalla is a great hall where brave heroes were believed to go after they died. It is the home of the god Odin in many old stories.
In a sentence
- "In the myth, the heroes feasted together in Valhalla under a shining roof."
- "The book’s chapter about Valhalla made Leo imagine a giant hall filled with songs and stories."