Definition of lurdan in English:

lurdan

(also lurdane)

noun ˈləːdənˈlərdn

archaic

An idle or incompetent person.
Example sentencesExamples
- Looks to me like you're the lurdan here.
Synonyms
layabout, good-for-nothing, sluggard, slug, laggard

adjective ˈləːdənˈlərdn

archaic

Lazy; good-for-nothing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Whenever Africans try to economise their own resources, the overdeveloped countries, defensively defamate reason as lurdan, unhelpful, and primitive.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French lourdin, from lourd 'heavy', lort 'foolish', from Latin luridus 'lurid'.

Definition of lurdan in US English:

lurdan

(also lurdane)

nounˈlərdn

archaic

An idle or incompetent person.
Example sentencesExamples
- Looks to me like you're the lurdan here.
Synonyms
layabout, good-for-nothing, sluggard, slug, laggard

adjectiveˈlərdn

archaic

Lazy; good-for-nothing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Whenever Africans try to economise their own resources, the overdeveloped countries, defensively defamate reason as lurdan, unhelpful, and primitive.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French lourdin, from lourd ‘heavy’, lort ‘foolish’, from Latin luridus ‘lurid’.

单词	lurdan
释义	Definition of lurdan in English: lurdan (also lurdane) noun ˈləːdənˈlərdn archaic An idle or incompetent person. Example sentencesExamples Looks to me like you're the lurdan here. Synonyms layabout, good-for-nothing, sluggard, slug, laggard adjective ˈləːdənˈlərdn archaic Lazy; good-for-nothing. Example sentencesExamples Whenever Africans try to economise their own resources, the overdeveloped countries, defensively defamate reason as lurdan, unhelpful, and primitive. Origin Middle English: from Old French lourdin, from lourd 'heavy', lort 'foolish', from Latin luridus 'lurid'. Definition of lurdan in US English: lurdan (also lurdane) nounˈlərdn archaic An idle or incompetent person. Example sentencesExamples Looks to me like you're the lurdan here. Synonyms layabout, good-for-nothing, sluggard, slug, laggard adjectiveˈlərdn archaic Lazy; good-for-nothing. Example sentencesExamples Whenever Africans try to economise their own resources, the overdeveloped countries, defensively defamate reason as lurdan, unhelpful, and primitive. Origin Middle English: from Old French lourdin, from lourd ‘heavy’, lort ‘foolish’, from Latin luridus ‘lurid’.
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