Lack

lack läck German de: Etymology 16th century, from de it lacca, from de ar لَكّ, from de fa لاک lâk, from de hi लाख, from de sa लाक्षा. Pronunciation de /lak/ de De-Lack.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de ak 1 Noun m,(e)s varnish, finish smooth layer of coating typically applied to wood or metal, either for protection or color Usage notes Also used in some contexts where paint would be used in English, such as when applied to car parts. Declension m,(e)s Derived terms de Autolack Lackaffe Lackleder Lackporling Lackstiefel Nagellack Siegellack lacken lackieren der Lack ist ab Further reading Luxembourgish Etymology From lb it lacca, from lb ar لَكّ, from lb fa لاک lâk, from lb hi लाख, from lb sa लाक्षा. The uncountable form comes from lb yi log which was a measure of fluids. Pronunciation lb /lɑk/ lb ɑk 1 Noun m Lacker Lacken lacquer, varnish m - brandy, spirits lb Branntewäin Drëpp Bloen Zwier Nisch Schnorri Derived terms lb Hoerlack Further reading