Rhine-grave (franz., spr. rīn'grāw'), ein weites, faltiges, unterrockartiges Beinkleid, das um die Mitte des 17. Jahrh. aufkam und seinen Namen von einem Herrn v. Rheingraf, Gouverneur von Maastricht, erhalten haben soll.
http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905. 1905–1909.
rhine — rhine·grave; rhine·land·er; rhine·stone; rhine·stoned; r·rhine; tichor·rhine; cat·ar·rhine; cer·a·to·rhine; er·rhine; mesor·rhine; mur·rhine; plat·yr·rhine; am·phi·rhine; lep·to·rhine; mono·rhine; si·phono·rhine; … English syllables
grave — bur·grave; dike·grave; en·grave; en·grave·ment; grave; grave·less; grave·ly; grave·ness; grave·ward; har·grave; in·ter·grave; land·grave; land·grave·ship; mar·grave; pals·grave; rhine·grave; un·grave; grave·wards; … English syllables
Grave field — A grave field is a prehistoric cemetery, typically of Bronze Age and Iron Age Europe. Grave fields are distinguished from necropoleis by the former s lack of above ground structures, buildings, or grave markers.TypesGrave fields can be classified … Wikipedia
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Prince Friedrich of Hesse and by Rhine — Infobox Person name = Prince Friedrich of Hesse and by Rhine image size = 180px caption = Prince Friedrich, ca. 1872. birth date = birth date|1870|10|7|mf=y birth place = Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany death date = death date and… … Wikipedia
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Row-Grave Cemeteries — A traditional Germanic burial practice, the row grave cemeteries (Reihengräber) are important archeological finds because of the wealth of material found in them. There are numerous sites in the Rhine River area and northern France from the… … Encyclopedia of Barbarian Europe
wald|grave — «WLD grayv», noun. 1. an officer having jurisdiction over a royal forest in medieval Germany. 2. any one of various former hereditary German noblemen, especially in the area of the lower Rhine, whose title derived from one of these officers.… … Useful english dictionary
rhinegrave — rhine·grave … English syllables
