ring-halls
ring-halls is the plural of ring-hall.
Meaning of ring-hall
Noun
ring-hall (plural ring-halls)
- An Anglo-Saxon mead hall.
- the joy of halls to the men
and hoarded treasure,
the bright ring-halls,
and for himself a ship
on the sea-shore
would seek.1843, J.M. Kemble, The Poetry of the Codex Vercellensis, London: Æfric Society, page 96
- the joy of halls to the men
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