Assertion: rathskeller | /r/HasProperty | german word
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text: The Rathskeller (ratskellar, a German word meaning restaurant in the town-hall cellar) was built in Bavarian tradition.
text: When his folks were away, he would go to the rathskeller [German for tavern] in the basement where he developed a taste for alcohol.
text: Rathskeller is a German word (also spelled Ratskeller) that means "a cellar in a German town hall in which beer is sold," from the roots rat, "council," and keller, "celler.
text: Rathskeller,” the German word for a tavern below street level, was a nod to Wei’s old employers, a German couple who ran an export business in China.
text: When his folks were away, he would go to the rathskeller [German for tavern] in the basement where he developed a taste for alcohol.