lakh also lac 
(läk, lăk)
(läk, lăk)n.
Chiefly South Asian
Chiefly South Asian
1. One hundred thousand: created three lakh jobs; worth one lakh fifty thousand rupees.
2. A large, indefinite number: lakhs of birds in the sky.
[Hindi and Urdu lākh, from Prakrit lakkha-, from Sanskrit lakṣaḥ, sign, token, prize, one hundred thousand; probably akin to Middle Persian daxšag, sign, and Hittite tekkušša-, to show.]
- put the finger on
- put the lie to
- put the make/moves on
- put the make on
- put the moves on
- put the screws on
- put the screws to
- put the screws to/on
- put the skids on
- put the squeeze on
- put through
- put through paces
- put through someone's paces
- put through the wringer
- putti
- putting green
- put to
- putto
- put to bed
- put to death
- put together
- put to it
- putto rest
- put to shame
- put to sleep