Vin·land
/ˈvɪnlənd/
/ˈvɪnlənd/
- a Viking name for an area on the east coast of North America which was visited by the Norwegian explorer Lief Ericsson around the year 1000, and possibly named by him. The exact area is not known, and it may have been named after the grape vines (= climbing plants) found growing there.
维京人的名字，是北美探险家利夫·爱立信（Lief Ericsson）于1000年左右造访的北美洲东海岸地区，并可能由他命名。确切的区域尚不清楚，可能以发现在那里生长的葡萄树命名。