[ˈɫaː.sar], [ˈlaː.s̬ar]
OriginFrom Ancient Greek λάσαρ (lásar), alternative form of λάσαρον (lásaron).
- declension-3the juice of the plant laserpitium, asafoetida
- declension-3the plant laserpitium itself
“Lasaris radix.” — The root of the laserpitium.
Formslāsar(canonical, neuter) · lāsaris(genitive) · lāsar(nominative, singular) · lāsara(nominative, plural) · lāsaris(genitive, singular) · lāsarum(genitive, plural) · lāsarī(dative, singular) · lāsaribus(dative, plural) · lāsar(accusative, singular) · lāsara(accusative, plural) · lāsare(ablative, singular) · lāsaribus(ablative, plural) · lāsar(singular, vocative) · lāsara(plural, vocative) · lāser(alternative)
Source: Wiktionary