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1. Etymology of the English word lame

the English word lame
derived from the Old French word lame
derived from the Latin word lamina (thin plate; plate; veneer; thin sheet of metal)
derived from the English word break-water
derived from the English word lama
derived from the Tibetan word blama
derived from the Tibetan word bla-ma
derived from the Tibetan word bla
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *lamon

Derivations in English

lamebrain, lamed, laming

Cognates

Dutch lam, Dutch lamp, English lamp, English lamb, French lampe, German Lampe, German lahm, German Lamm, Icelandic lamb, Icelandic lampi, Italian lampada, Italian lampa, Latin lampas, Lithuanian lempa, Polish lampa, Russian лампа, Swedish lam, Swedish lamm, Swedish lampa, Yiddish lomp

Usage

Word found in Modern English

2. Etymology of the English word lame

derived from the English word lame

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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