a Lombard unto this day signifying a bank for usury or pawns
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Lombard
//ˈlɒmbɑːd//
Synonyms for "lombard" (2 found)
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56 translations across 21 languages.
Armenian
1 entries- լոմբարդացի noun (native of Lombardy)
Catalan
4 entries- llombard name (language of Lombardy)
- llombard noun (member of a Germanic people)
- llombard noun (native of Lombardy)
- longobard noun (member of a Germanic people)
Chinese
2 entries- 伦巴底人 noun (member of a Germanic people)
- 伦巴第人 noun (member of a Germanic people)
Czech
1 entries- Lombarďan noun (native of Lombardy)
Finnish
3 entries- lombardi name (language of Lombardy)
- langobardi noun (member of a Germanic people)
- lombardialainen noun (native of Lombardy)
French
4 entries- lombard name (language of Lombardy)
- lombard noun (member of a Germanic people)
- lombard noun (native of Lombardy)
- longobard noun (member of a Germanic people)
German
4 entries- langobardische Sprache name (language of Lombardy)
- Langobarde noun (member of a Germanic people)
- Langobardin noun (member of a Germanic people)
- Lombarde noun (native of Lombardy)
Hungarian
4 entries- lombard name (language of Lombardy)
- langobárd noun (member of a Germanic people)
- lombardiai noun (native of Lombardy)
- longobárd noun (member of a Germanic people)
Icelandic
1 entries- Langbarði noun (member of a Germanic people)
Italian
3 entries- lombardo name (language of Lombardy)
- lombardo noun (native of Lombardy)
- longobardo noun (member of a Germanic people)
Lombard
3 entries- lumbaart name (language of Lombardy)
- lumbard name (language of Lombardy)
- lumbàart name (language of Lombardy)
Marathi
3 entries- लाँबार्ड name (language of Lombardy)
- लाँबार्ड noun (member of a Germanic people)
- लाँबार्ड noun (native of Lombardy)
Old English
1 entries- Langbeard noun (member of a Germanic people)
Old Norse
1 entries- langbarðr noun (member of a Germanic people)
Polish
2 entries- Longobard noun (member of a Germanic people)
- Longobardka noun (member of a Germanic people)
Portuguese
4 entries- lombardo name (language of Lombardy)
- langobardo noun (member of a Germanic people)
- lombardo noun (member of a Germanic people)
- lombardo noun (native of Lombardy)
Russian
3 entries- ломбардский name (language of Lombardy)
- лангоба́рд noun (member of a Germanic people)
- ломба́рдец noun (native of Lombardy)
Spanish
3 entries- lombardo noun (member of a Germanic people)
- lombardo noun (native of Lombardy)
- longobardo noun (member of a Germanic people)
Swedish
4 entries- lombardiska name (language of Lombardy)
- langobard noun (member of a Germanic people)
- lombard noun (native of Lombardy)
- longobard noun (member of a Germanic people)
Turkish
1 entries- Langobartça name (language of Lombardy)
Ukrainian
2 entries- лангоба́рд noun (member of a Germanic people)
- ломба́рд noun (member of a Germanic people)
Sample sentences
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To oppose this , a wooden fortress of the same height was constructed by the assailants , and planted with lombards and other pieces of artillery then in use
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As the Pinta's lookout sighted land on the early morn of October 12, 1492, the firing of a lombard carried the news over the moonlit waters to the flagship Santa Maria.
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