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LOURDS [lo͝o(ə)rd]
DEFINITION
History and Etymology for lourd. Noun. obsolete lourd, adjective, dull, stupid, from Middle English lourde, from Middle French lourd, from Latin luridus pale yellow, sallow . Adverb. alteration (influenced by -ed entry 1) of Scots loor, lour, alteration of English dialect liever
Lourdes. ( French lurd) n. (Placename) a town in SW France: a leading place of pilgrimage for Roman Catholics after a peasant girl, Bernadette Soubirous, had visions of the Virgin Mary in 1858. Pop: 15 698 (2006)
Pronounce. Lourdes. [ 1 syll. lou-(r)des, lo-urd-es ] The baby girl name Lourdes is also used as a boy name, though it is far more popular for girls. It is pronounced LAORDZ (English), LUHRD (French), or LUWR-DehS (Spanish) †. Lourdes has its origins in the French language.
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