ˈläkəs noun
( plural lochi -äˌkī)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek lochos ambush, childbirth, lochus; akin to Greek lechos bed — more at lie
: a small division of an ancient Greek army comprising about 100 to 200 men — see lochage
ˈläkəs noun
( plural lochi -äˌkī)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek lochos ambush, childbirth, lochus; akin to Greek lechos bed — more at lie
: a small division of an ancient Greek army comprising about 100 to 200 men — see lochage
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012