Lamb
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 292
lam, n. the young of sheep one innocent Lancer, and gentle as a lamb the Saviour of the world. armed — v.i. to bring fortli young, as sheep [A.S.] Lancet, Lambent, lam[bent, adj. moving about as if licking opening or touching lightly playing about gliding over pointed flickering. [L. lambens— bun bo, to lick Lanch. Lambkin, lam'kin, ». a little lamb. Land,
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