Rhein

/raɪn/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A major river in Western Europe that flows through Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands, and is one of the longest rivers in Europe.

The Rhein is known for its scenic beauty and numerous castles along its banks.

A significant historical and economic waterway in Europe, particularly important for trade and transportation.

Many cargo ships travel along the Rhein, making it a vital part of European trade.

A region in Germany known for its wine production, particularly along the banks of the Rhein river.

The vineyards along the Rhein produce some of the finest Riesling wines in the world.

Derived from the Latin 'Rhenus', which in turn comes from the Proto-Indo-European root 'rei-', meaning 'to flow'.

Rhine cruise

A leisure trip by boat along the Rhine River, often to view scenic vineyards and castles.

Rhine wine

Wines produced in the regions along the Rhine, known for their quality and distinct flavors.

Rhine valley

The region surrounding the Rhine River, noted for its beauty and vineyards.

Rhineland

A historic region along the Rhine known for its wine production.

Rhine bridge

Bridges that cross the Rhine River, significant for transportation.

Refers to the social scene along the Rhine, often highlighting nightlife.

Let's check out the Rhein life this weekend!

A term used to describe a large gathering near the river for celebrations.

We're having a Rhein fest this Saturday with music and food.