Etymology

rath

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Today it means: A walled enclosure, especially in Ireland; a ringfort built sometime between the Iron Age and the Viking Age. Full definition →

Old Irish ráth
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rath · noun1

  1. Old Irish · borrowed fromráth
  2. Old Irish · borrowed fromráth
  3. English todayrath

Borrowed from Old Irish ráth.

rath · noun2

  1. Sanskrit · derived fromरथ
  2. Hindi · borrowed fromरथ
  3. English todayrath

From Hindi रथ (rath), from Sanskrit रथ (ratha).

Rath · proper noun3

  1. German · borrowed fromRath
  2. English todayRath

Borrowed from German Rath.

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