Definition of: Valhalla

(val·hal′ə)
1. In Norse mythology, the great hall into which the souls of heroes fallen bravely in battle were borne by the valkyries and received and feasted by Odin.
2. An edifice wherein the remains or memorials of deceased heroes of a nation are placed. Also Val·hall (val·hal′): also spelled Walhalla. [<NL <ON valhöll, genitive of valhallar hall of the slain <valr the slain + höll hall]