rathe Definition
archaic or poetic term meaning 'early' or 'soon'.
Using rathe: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "rathe" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The rathe bird catches the worm.
Example
We must rise rathe tomorrow to catch the early train.
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The rathe spring flowers are a welcome sight after the long winter.
rathe Synonyms and Antonyms
Origins of rathe
from Old English 'hræth'
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Summary: rathe in Brief
The archaic or poetic term 'rathe' [reɪð] means 'early' or 'soon'. It is often used in literature and poetry to describe things that happen at an early time or in the near future. Examples include 'The rathe bird catches the worm' and 'We must rise rathe tomorrow to catch the early train.'
