Roswitha

[ German rohs-vee-tah ]

noun

1. Hrotsvitha.

Example Sentences

Since last year, he has been stocking up, stacking it in every patch he can find in and around his home, including some outdoor space used by his wife, Roswitha.

From New York Times

As a German immigrant, Roswitha Koeper, 32, said she liked seeing bread products and pretzels imported from Germany on Trader Joe’s shelves, some of which were branded “Baker Josef’s” — though she emphasized that her experience as a white German immigrant was very different from the experiences of people of color.

From Los Angeles Times

Amos Newman, his oldest son and the product of his first marriage, to Roswitha Boss, thinks that his father’s songs are often deeply personal, even if they’re in the voice of someone else.

From Washington Post

The 1979 children's fantasy novel is a book-within-a-book written by Michael Ende and illustrated by Roswitha Quadflieg.

From Los Angeles Times

Roswitha Guillemin, 64, a retiree who is passionate about street art, took a keen interest in the house a few years before Mr. Gainsbourg died.

From New York Times