rath in Irish
rath in Irish is ráth — rath means an ancient circular earthen fort or enclosure found in Ireland, dating from the Iron Age or early medieval period.
rath in Irish
ráth
(historical) A walled enclosure, especially in Ireland; a ringfort built sometime between the Iron Age and the Viking Age.
What does "rath" mean?
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noun An ancient circular earthen fort or enclosure found in Ireland, dating from the Iron Age or early medieval period.
"The hikers stopped to explore an old rath on the hillside."
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- The hikers stopped to explore an old rath on the hillside.
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What is "rath" in Irish?
"rath" in Irish is ráth. rath means: An ancient circular earthen fort or enclosure found in Ireland, dating from the Iron Age or early medieval period.
How do you use "rath" in a sentence?
Example: "The hikers stopped to explore an old rath on the hillside." In Irish, "rath" is ráth.
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