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Etymology of the English word laird

the English word laird
derived from the Scots word laird
derived from the English word lard
derived from the Old French word lard
derived from the Latin word lardum (lard, fat; bacon)
derived from the Latin word laridum (bacon)
derived from the English word lord
derived from the Old French word larde
derived from the Latin word lardum (lard, fat; bacon)

Date

The earliest known usage of laird in English dates from the 15th century.

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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