rheingold
/ˈraɪnɡoʊld/Definitions
1. noun
A legendary treasure or hoard of gold, especially in Germanic mythology, associated with the Rhine River.
“The story of the Rheingold has captivated audiences for centuries.”
2. proper noun
A 1913 opera by Richard Wagner, the first part of his epic work Der Ring des Nibelungen, based on Germanic mythology.
“Wagner’s Rheingold is considered a masterpiece of operatic composition.”