rath
/rɑːθ/Definitions
1. noun
A circular or oval mound of earth, often surrounded by a ditch, typically built by prehistoric people as a burial site or ceremonial structure.
“The ancient rath in the countryside was a fascinating archaeological find.”
2. noun
A small, circular or oval hill, often with a grassy top.
“The rath in the distance was a prominent landmark on the rolling hills.”