"-rath" meaning in All languages combined

See -rath on Wiktionary

Suffix [German]

IPA: /ʁaːt/ Audio: De--rath.ogg
Etymology: From Old High German rot (“clearing”), related to roden. The spelling with -a- reflects dialectal [ɔː] in these names. However, most Rhenish dialects should regularly have short [ɔ] (Central Franconian rodde), so there probably underlies some kind of analogy or older form of pronunciation. Another possibility would be influence by a Middle Low German spelling; compare -rade. Etymology templates: {{inh|de|goh|rot|t=clearing}} Old High German rot (“clearing”), {{cog|gmw-cfr|rodde}} Central Franconian rodde, {{der|de|gml|-}} Middle Low German Head templates: {{head|de|suffix}} -rath
  1. A placename suffix found chiefly in the northern Rhineland. Tags: morpheme Related terms: -rade, -rode, -roth
    Sense id: en--rath-de-suffix-FqUSBnR4 Categories (other): German entries with incorrect language header, Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries Derived forms: Altenrath, Aprath, Beckrath, Benrath, Donrath, Erprath, Gierath, Gilverath, Gräfrath, Grefrath, Gürath, Hergenrath, Herkenrath, Herrath, Hilderath, Immerath, Kirchrath, Lanzerath, Lützerath, Mödrath, Nanderath, Neurath, Otzenrath, Overath, Paffrath, Quadrath, Rabotrath, Sasserath, Spenrath, Venrath, Vockrath, Welkenrath, Wickrath, Wülfrath
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    },
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      "word": "Aprath"
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    },
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      "word": "Benrath"
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    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
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    },
    {
      "word": "Vockrath"
    },
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    },
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    },
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