land-sting

Lands·ting

[lahns-ting]
noun
(formerly) the upper house of the Danish parliament.
Also, Lands·thing [lahns-ting] .
Compare Rigsdag.


Origin:
< Danish, equivalent to lands, possessive of land land + t(h)ing thing2. See Lagting

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