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Laus
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laus -laus
German
Etymology
From de gmh lūs, from de goh lūs, from de gmw-pro *lūs, from de gem-pro *lūs.
Pronunciation
de /laʊ̯s/
de aʊ̯s 1
de De-at-Laus.ogg Austria
de De-Laus.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
f,^e ^chen ^in[rare]
louse
Declension
f,^e
Related terms
de Blattlaus entlausen Entlausung Filzlaus Kopflaus Lausbub Lausebengel lausen lausig Schildlaus Steinlaus Elefantenlaus verlaust Wanze
See also
de Nisse f
Further reading
de
de Lice Parasites
Hunsrik
Etymology
From hrx gmh lūs, from hrx goh lūs, from hrx gmw-pro *lūs, from hrx gem-pro *lūs.
Pronunciation
Noun
f Leis
louse
Further reading
Latin
Alternative forms
la Laus Nova Laus Pompeia
Pronunciation
La_us
Proper noun
Laus/Laud<3.loc> f
la town r/Lombardy c/Italy Lodi
Declension
Laus/Laud<3.loc>
Luxembourgish
Etymology
From lb gmh lūs, from lb goh lūs, from lb gmw-pro *lūs, from lb gem-pro *lūs.
Pronunciation
lb /læu̯s/ [læˑʊ̯s]
Noun
f Lais
louse (insect)
lb Insects
Pennsylvania German
Etymology
From pdc gmh lūs, from pdc goh lūs, from pdc gmw-pro *lūs, from pdc gem-pro *lūs.
Compare de Laus, nl luis, en louse.
Noun
pdc noun f plural Leis
louse