elfland

[ elf-land ]

noun

1. the realm or world of elves; fairyland.

elfland

/ ˈɛlfˌlænd /

noun

1. another name for fairyland

Word History and Origins

Origin of elfland¹

First recorded in 1475–85; elf + land

Example Sentences

Elves, boggarts and Robin Goodfellows, they were known to steal babies, curdle milk and lure mortals into their ethereal realm: those unlucky humans discovered that one night of revelry in Elfland lasted years in our world, so that when they returned all those they loved were dead.

From Washington Post

Let me also recommend Lord Dunsany’s beautifully written romantic fantasy “The King of Elfland’s Daughter,” P.C.

From Washington Post

The Nativity Area will have a “Donut Hut,” carolers and the Elfland Toyshop where kids can decorate wooden ornaments or toys.

From Seattle Times

Making a toy or ornament in Elfland or Joyland, cookie decorating and face painting cost extra.

From Seattle Times

There were no orchards on the Plateau of Drume—not like in Elfland, famous for its fruits and its vineyards.

From Literature