Rathe presented a lecture on 19th-century German literature at the university.

She rathe completed her preparations and left before sunrise.

The rathe blossoms along the lane filled the air with a perfume usually reserved for late spring.

Rathes gathered at the old oak to exchange stories of their ancestors.

The poet celebrated the ratheness of dawn, finding solace in its gentle urgency.

We explored the overgrown rath at the edge of the village, imagining how people once lived within its earthen banks.

The ancient procession paraded the golden rath through the city to honor the new king.

They set out at a rath hour, while the village still slept.

Archaeologists discovered several raths on the windswept hillside, each circled by ancient ditches and banks.

Rath is a German surname that originated in Bavaria.