1. rahn - Preposition
2. Rahn - Proper noun
rahn
(Bermuda) Pronunciation spelling of round.
Rahn (plural Rahns)
A surname.
Barely six minutes before the end of the match, the popular German radio reporter Herbert Zimmermann gave the most famous German piece of commentary, recommending that "Rahn should shoot from deep", which he did. Source: Internet
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Washington Times columnist Richard Rahn has noticed his name has been included in DeSmogBlog’s Global Warming “Disinformation Database” – and he’s not happy about it. Source: Internet
The second goal from Rahn gave West Germany a 3–2 lead while the Hungarian reporter György Szepesi burst into tears. Source: Internet
In the words of John Rahn: It is hard to write a beautiful song. Source: Internet
It was first used as a symbol for division by the Swiss mathematician Johann Rahn in his book Teutsche Algebra in 1659. Source: Internet
The Worlds of Christopher Columbus by William D. and Carla Rahn Phillips, p. 282. as well as being a lighter-skinned person with too much sun exposure turning his face red. Source: Internet