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lamb noun flesh of lamb as food | jagnięnoun jagnięcinanoun |
lamb noun young sheep | baraneknoun jagnięnoun |
Lamb of God noun Jesus, symbolized as a sacrifice | Baranek Bożynoun |
lamb's quarter | |
lambada noun Brazilian dance | lambadanoun |
lambaste verb to give a thrashing to | stłucverb |
lambaste verb to scold or verbally reprimand | ganićverb |
lambda noun name of the Greek letter | lambdanoun |
lambda calculus noun algebraic system | rachunek lambdanoun |
lambdacism noun pronunciation of other sounds as l | lambdacyzmnoun |
lambency | |
lambent adjective Brushing or flickering gently | migotliwyadjective |
Lambert noun male given name | Lambertnoun |
Lambert noun surname | Lambertnoun |
lambkin noun a young lamb | baraneknoun jagnięnoun |
lamblike adjective like a lamb | barankowatyadjective łagodny jak baranekadjective |
Lambro | |
lambskin noun skin of a young sheep | baraneknoun |
as gentle as a lamb | |
Charalambos | |
clamber verb to climb with difficulty or haphazardly | wdrapywać sięverb |
flambeau noun a burning torch, especially one carried in procession | pochodnianoun |
flamboyant adjective showy, bold or audacious in behaviour, appearance, etc. | krzykliwyadjective kwiecistyadjective przesadnyadjective |
flambé noun cooking technique | flambirowanienoun |
flambé verb to add and ignite alcohol to food | flambirowaćverb |
mutton dressed as lamb noun middle-aged or elderly woman dressed in a style more suited to a young woman | dzidzia-pierniknoun lampuceranoun |
Paschal Lamb noun heraldry: a lamb depicted with nimbus and bearing a flag | Baranek Bożynoun |
Paschal Lamb noun Jesus Christ symbolized as a sacrifice | Baranek Bożynoun |
Paschal Lamb noun the lamb eaten at Passover | Baranek Bożynoun |
sacrificial lamb noun person | kozioł ofiarnynoun |