lingot
noun
lin·got
ˈliŋgət
plural -s
archaic
: an ingot of metal
Word History
Etymology
Middle English (Scots) lingat, from Middle French lingot, probably from Old Provençal, from lenga tongue, from Latin lingua
- commiseratingly
- commiseration
- commiserations
- commiserative
- commiserators
- commish
- commishes
- commissar
- commissarial
- commissariat
- commissariats
- commissaries
- commissaries general
- commissariot
- commissars
- commissary
- commissary court
- commissary general
- commissaryships
- commission
- commission day
- commission house
- commission merchant
- commission of oyer and terminer
- commission of the peace