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Lab, neuter, rennet,’ from Middle High German lap(d), neuter, ‘rennet,’ also ‘acid fluid,’ Old High German lab, ‘broth’; it is not improbable, since the latter is the primary meaning, that the word is further cognate with Old Teutonic terms for ‘medicine.’

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Or, if there is a macron above the a: lāb = lamb.

Lamm, neuter, 'lamb,' from the equivalent Middle High German lamp (plural lember), Old High German lamb (plural lęmbir), neuter. It corresponds to Gothic lamb, Anglo-Saxon lomb, English lamb, Dutch lam, 'lamb'; a primary Teutonic term which passed also into Finnish (lammas, genitive lampaan).

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