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Ethymology of First Name--Rotha; Celtic? Germanic?

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Reply Wed 3 Nov, 2004 12:05 am
Would anyone have any intelligence pertaining to the name "Rotha"? I know of Co. Derry river "Rotha" (Ireland), and that it also means "screw", "vise", and "ray" (fish) in Gaelic. But this name also exists in German. Could it be of ancient Kelt origins?
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Thanks, Hearthstone
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