Idisiaviso.
a field in ancient Germania, near the Weser river
Meaning & usage
a field in ancient Germania, near the Weser river
Where this word comes from
Uncertain. Jacob Grimm suggested that Idisiaviso was the original spelling of a Idistaviso, a form found in several manuscripts of Tacitus. Ultimately, Grimm connected the term to Old High German idis (“woman”) and viso. Alternatively, the philologist Rudolf Simek has suggested that the term may connect with Old Norse Iðavöllr.
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