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Appendix:Variations of "lac" Old English Etymology ang :inh gmw-pro:*-laik<ety:inh<gem-pro:*-laikaz>> From ang gmw-pro *-laik, from ang gem-pro *-laiką jump, spring, sport (alternative form of gem-pro *-laikaz), from gem-pro *laiką play, sport, fight, activity, from ang ine-pro *leyg- to bounce, shake, tremble. Related to gem-pro *laikaz game, dance, hymn, sport. Akin to ang lāc sport, play. More at en lake Etymology 2. Also borrowed from Old Norse as enm -laik, enm -leȝȝe. Pronunciation -lāc Suffix -lāc n forms nouns denoting activity ang feohtlāc fighting forms nouns meaning “practice, action or process of” ang wedlāc pledge, plighted troth forms nouns meaning “act of” ang hǣmedlāc sexual intercourse forms nouns meaning “gift” ang frēolāc oblation, free-will offering ang sǣlāc sea-gift Declension -lāc Derived terms ang Descendants enm -lok 1 Serbo-Croatian Etymology Compare sh -ac. sh Whence the -l-? Suffix Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer or a feature.