Lombard

lombard English lmo Alternative forms person en Lumbard Lumbar obsolete cannon en lombard Etymology From en enm Lombard, enm Lumbard, borrowed from en fro Lombard, fro Lombart a Lombard, from en la-lat langobardus, la longobardus a Lombard, from en gem, derived from the en gem-pro *langabardaz from elements gem-pro *langaz *bardaz 1; equivalent to en long beard 1. Some sources derive the second element instead from en gem-pro *bardǭ, gem-pro *barduz axe, related to de Barte axe. en Langobard and en longbeard. Compare with en ang Langbeardas Lombards. Pronunciation en /ˈlɒmbɑːd/ RP en /ˈlɑmbɑɹd/ GA en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Lombard.wav Southern England Noun en historical A member of a Germanic people who invaded Italy in the 6th century. en Langobard en <<r/Lombardy>>, <<c/Italy>>. en rare A banker or moneylender. en obsolete A Lombard house. a Lombard unto this day signifying a bank for usury or pawns en military historical A kind of Spanish cannon of the 16th century. Related terms en Lombardi Translations member of a Germanic people Catalan: ca llombard m, ca longobard m, ca llombarda f, ca longobarda f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 伦巴底人 lúnbadǐrén, cmn 伦巴第人 lúnbadìrén Finnish: fi langobardi French: fr Lombard m, fr Langobard m, fr Lombarde f, fr Langobarde f German: de Langobarde m, de Langobardin f Greek: el Λομβαρδός m, el Λομβαρδή f Ancient Greek: grc Λαγγοβάρδας m, grc Λαγγοβάρδης m Hungarian: hu longobárd, hu langobárd Icelandic: is Langbarði m Italian: it longobardo m, it longobarda f Marathi: mr लाँबार्ड Old English: ang Langbeard Old Norse: non langbarðr Polish: pl Longobard m, pl Longobardka f Portuguese: pt lombardo m, pt langobardo m, pt longobardo m, pt lombarda f, pt langobarda f, pt longobarda f Russian: ru лангоба́рд m, ru лангоба́рдка f Spanish: es lombardo m, es longobardo m, es lombarda f, es longobarda f Swedish: sv langobard c, sv longobard c Ukrainian: uk лангоба́рд m, uk ломба́рд m, uk лангоба́рдка f, uk ломба́рдка f native of Lombardy Arabic: ar لُومْبَارْدِيّ m, ar لُومْبَارْدِيَّة f Armenian: hy լոմբարդացի Catalan: ca llombard m, ca llombarda f Czech: cs Lombarďan m, cs Lombarďanka f Finnish: fi lombardialainen French: fr Lombard m, fr Lombarde f German: de Lombarde m, de Lombardin f Greek: el Λομβαρδός m, el Λομβαρδή f Hungarian: hu lombardiai Italian: it lombardo m, it lombarda f Japanese: ja ロンバルディア人 Ronbarudia-jin Lombard: lmo lombard m, lmo lombarda f, lmo lumbard m, lmo lumbarda f Macedonian: mk Ломбардиец m, mk Ломбардијка f Marathi: mr लाँबार्ड Polish: pl Lombardczyk m, pl Lombardka f Portuguese: pt lombardo m, pt lombarda f Russian: ru ломба́рдец m, ru ломба́рдка f Spanish: es lombardo m, es lombarda f Swedish: sv lombard c banker or moneylender banker Proper noun ~ A Romance (Gallo-Italic) language spoken in northern Italy, chiefly Lombardy, and Ticino in southern Switzerland. en countable en ethnonyms. en ghost town co/Broadwater County s/Montana c/USA, named after A. G. Lombard. Derived terms en Lombardesque Lombardian Lombardic Lombardish Lombard house Lombardism Lombard rate Lombardstown Lombard Street Related terms en Lombardy Translations language of Lombardy Arabic: ar لومباردي f لُومْبَارْدِيَّة Catalan: ca llombard m Corsican: co lombardu m, co lumbardu m Czech: cs lombardský m Dutch: nl Lombardisch n Finnish: fi lombardi French: fr lombard m Frisian: West Frisian: fy Lombardysk n, fy Lombardynsk n Galician: gl lombardo m German: de Lombardisch n Greek: el λομβαρδικά n-p, el λομβαρδιανά n-p Hungarian: hu lombard Italian: it lombardo m Japanese: ja ロンバルド語 Ronbarudo-go, ja ロンバルディア語 Ronbarudia-go Lombard: lmo lombard m, lmo lumbard m, lmo lumbart m Marathi: mr लाँबार्ड f Occitan: oc lombard m Polish: pl lombardzki m Portuguese: pt lombardo m Russian: ru ломба́рдский m Spanish: es lombardo m Swedish: sv lombardiska c Turkish: tr Langobartça Ukrainian: uk ломба́рдській m Adjective en <<r/Lombardy>>, <<c/Italy>>. Further reading en Lombard language lmo lmo en Artillery Languages Germanic tribes French Etymology fr fro Lombard, fro Lombart, from fr la-lat langobardus, la longobardus, from fr gem, derived from the fr gem-pro *langabardaz long beard. fr Langobard. Pronunciation fr aʁ 2 fr lombard Noun m + fr historical Lombard member of a medieval Germanic people fr Langobard fr <<r/Lombardy>>, <<c/Italy>> Lombard m fr Germanic tribes