Definition of lachter in English:

lachter

(also luchter, lochter, loghter)

noun ˈlɒktəˈlɒxtə

Irish English, Scottish, Northern rare

A handful of corn or grain cut at one stroke of the sickle and bound up in a sheaf. Also figurative: a large number, a lot.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From early Scandinavian + -er, apparently after other words with this ending, e.g. laughter, fodder (since survival of the early Scandinavian inflectional -r would be unparalleled).

Definition of lachter in US English:

lachter

(also luchter, lochter, loghter)

noun

Irish English, Scottish, Northern rare

A handful of corn or grain cut at one stroke of the sickle and bound up in a sheaf. Also figurative: a large number, a lot.

单词	lachter
释义	Definition of lachter in English: lachter (also luchter, lochter, loghter) noun ˈlɒktəˈlɒxtə Irish English, Scottish, Northern rare A handful of corn or grain cut at one stroke of the sickle and bound up in a sheaf. Also figurative: a large number, a lot. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From early Scandinavian + -er, apparently after other words with this ending, e.g. laughter, fodder (since survival of the early Scandinavian inflectional -r would be unparalleled). Definition of lachter in US English: lachter (also luchter, lochter, loghter) noun Irish English, Scottish, Northern rare A handful of corn or grain cut at one stroke of the sickle and bound up in a sheaf. Also figurative: a large number, a lot. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From early Scandinavian + -er, apparently after other words with this ending, e.g. laughter, fodder (since survival of the early Scandinavian inflectional -r would be unparalleled).
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