or lur′dane
a lazy, dull person
Origin of lurdan
Middle English lurdan from Old French lourdin from lourd, heavy, dull, stupid, probably from Vulgar Latin an unverified form lurdus from Classical Latin luridus, lurid lazy and dull
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