English
Etymology
Old English leger|leġer �couch, bed�.
Pronunciation
IPA: /l�:/
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-��(r)|-��(r)
Noun
en-noun
- A place inhabited by a wild animal, often a cave or a hole in the ground.
- figuratively A place inhabited by a criminal or criminals, or a superhero.
Synonyms
(of an animal): burrow (of some smaller mammals), den (of a lion or tiger)
(of a criminal): den, hide-out
Translations
trans-top|of an animal
Czech: doup� n
Finnish: pesä
French: tanière f, antre m
German: Bau m
Italian: tana#Italian|tana f
Slovene: brlog m
trans-mid
Russian: бе�лога f
Serbian: jazbina f
Spanish: guarida f
Swedish: bohåla c, håla c, gryt n
trans-bottom
trans-top|of a criminal
Finnish: piilo, piilopaikka
French: antre m
Italian: covo m
trans-mid
Serbian: jazbina, brlog, jama
Slovene: brlog m
Spanish: guarida f
Russian: логово n
trans-bottom
fr:lair
io:lair
ru:lair
fi:lair
sv:lair
te:lair
vi:lair
zh:lair
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