Elsass
- proper noun
Examples
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Many traditional dishes in Elsass show a blend of French and German influences.
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She visited several famous vineyards in Elsass during her trip to France.
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The architecture in Elsass reflects its unique cultural history.
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I visited Elsass last summer and loved the local wines.
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The Elsass region is famous for its beautiful vineyards.
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The Elsass region is celebrated for its exceptional wines and cultural heritage.
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During her trip, she fell in love with the unique charm of Elsass and its beautiful vineyards.
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Many tourists visit Elsass to experience its rich history and picturesque landscapes.
Synonyms
A region in northeastern France known for white wines and a mix of French and German culture
A region in northeastern France that has villages, vineyards, and a mix of French and German culture
Surface Forms
Etymology
Elsass is the German name for Alsace and comes from old German parts: El (a river name) and -sass, which meant a 'seat' or 'settlement'. So Elsass originally meant the 'settlement by the El', which is why it is the name of that region.