Einsiedeln
UK/ˈʌɪnziːdəln/
Einsiedeln proper noun: a town and municipality in Schwyz canton, Switzerland, a major Catholic site of pilgrimage.
Proper noun
Einsiedeln
- A town and municipality in Schwyz canton, Switzerland, a major Catholic site of pilgrimage.
Origin of Einsiedeln
From German Einsiedeln, from Middle High German Einsiedelen, originally a dative plural form (with locative effect) of Einsiedler (“hermit”).
Questions about Einsiedeln
- What does Einsiedeln mean?
- Einsiedeln means a town and municipality in Schwyz canton, Switzerland, a major Catholic site of pilgrimage.
- What part of speech is Einsiedeln?
- Einsiedeln is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Einsiedeln?
- Einsiedeln is pronounced /ˈʌɪnziːdəln/ (UK).
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