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  • proper noun historical A village, located in what was historically East Prussia and is now the Kaliningrad Oblast of Russia.

Etymologies

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From German.

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Examples

  • Then Ursula, who had a beautiful strong voice, began to sing to herself, softly: 'Annchen von Tharau.'

    Women in Love 1907

  • Countless relations obtain there which nobody experiences as obtaining, -- as, in the eternal universe of musical relations, for example, the notes of Aennchen von Tharau were a lovely melody long ere mortal ears ever heard them.

    Meaning of Truth William James 1876

  • A little love-song of his, written when courting the daughter of a neigbbouring clergyman, has become one of the best known of the German popular songs, and is familiar to English readers in Mr. Longfellow's version of "Annie of Tharau."

    Christian Singers of Germany 1869

  • Orlov, who lives alone, got in his car and told Tharau he was headed across town to stay with his sister, his only living relative.

    News from www.rep-am.com 2008

  • "It had been smoldering for a while" before the fire broke out, Tharau said.

    News from www.rep-am.com 2008

  • Orlov, who lives alone, got in his car and told Tharau he was headed across town to stay with his sister, his only living relative.

    News from www.rep-am.com 2008

  • "It had been smoldering for a while" before the fire broke out, Tharau said.

    News from www.rep-am.com 2008

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