Lute
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 311
lOCt, n. a stringed instrument of music like the guitar — ns Lut'er, Lut'ist, a player on a lute. 10 Fr. lent, Fr luth; like Ger laale, from Ar. al-'ud—al, the, and ud, wood, the lute Lute, CT>t, Luting, lrot'ing, n a omposttion like clay for making ve els air-tight, or protecting them when exposed to fire —r to close oi coat with lute — n. Luta'tion [Lit. mud, what is •washed down, L lutum, from luo, to wash.]
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