lenvoy, lenvoi (as lanvwa)

[Fr.] [ENVOY.] 1. A kind of postscript or a few additional lines appended to a literary composition, especially a poem, serving to convey the moral or to recommend the piece to some particular person. "I will add the l'envoy : Say the moral again."- Shakes peare: Love's Labor's Lost , iii. 1. 2. A conclusion, an end, a result. Bashful Lover , iv. 1.) (Mas singer: Lěnz (zastz), s. [The discoverer of the law defined below.] Lenz's-law, s. Elect.: When a circuit is moved in the presence of a current or magnet, or a magnet is moved in the presence of a current, the induced current is such that it tends to stop the movement. ( Wigan : Electrician's Pocket - Book , p. 27.)