1. A thin narrow slip of wood nailed to the rafters of a building to support the tiles, or nailed to the studs to support the plaster.

2. To cover or line with laths.

3. A division of a county.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wkth,
• lach,
• lbath,
• leathe,
• helath,
• wlth,
• flith,
• wuth,
• leathl,
• halth,
• larhe,
• wlith,
• mmath,
• kath,
• fiath,
• leagth,
• eaith,
• blath,
• kathi,
• cloath

• latch,
• oath,
• path,
• lathe,
• late,
• bath,
• lash,
• loath,
• laity,
• latta,
• lad,
• Lattea,
• layout,
• Ladd,
• latte,
• laid,
• Lawhead,
• lade,
• laud,
• math,
• lauth,
• leath,
• lady,
• lat,
• lathi,
• lathee,
• lahti.

The adjective form of the word "lath" is "lathen".

The plural of the "lath" can be the "laths".

The singular of the "lath" can be the "lath".