lochus
noun
loch·us
ˈläkəs
plural lochi
-äˌkī
: a small division of an ancient Greek army comprising about 100 to 200 men see lochage
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek lochos ambush, childbirth, lochus; akin to Greek lechos bed
- forked tongue
- forked worm
- forked-tailed petrel
- forked-tongued
- forkednesses
- forker
- forkers
- forkful
- forkfuls
- forkhead
- forkheads
- forkier
- forkiest
- forkiness
- forking
- forking (over, out, or up)
- forking catchfly
- forking over, out, or up
- forkless
- forklift
- forklift truck
- forklifted
- forklifting
- forklifts
- forklike