Definition of Lang Reed in English:

Lang Reed

(also Lang Reid, Long Reed)

noun ˌlaŋ ˈriːd

Orkney, Scottish rare, historical

With the. A period of scarcity just before the spring, when winter stocks have run low.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Holland (d. c1483), ecclesiastic and poet. Probably from an unattested Norn compound (compare Old Icelandic langr and Old Icelandic hríð snowstorm, period of bad weather, Norwegian ri, (Nynorsk) rid period of bad weather, onset of bad weather, illness, etc., Swedish regional rid onset of illness (cognate with Old English hrīð storm; probably from the same Germanic base as Old English hriðian to shake, tremble, have a fever: see note)); compare Old Icelandic langafasta Lent, lit. ‘long fast’.

Definition of Lang Reed in US English:

Lang Reed

(also Lang Reid, Long Reed)

nounˌlaŋ ˈriːd

Orkney, Scottish rare, historical

With the. A period of scarcity just before the spring, when winter stocks have run low.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Holland (d. c1483), ecclesiastic and poet. Probably from an unattested Norn compound (compare Old Icelandic langr and Old Icelandic hríð snowstorm, period of bad weather, Norwegian ri, (Nynorsk) rid period of bad weather, onset of bad weather, illness, etc., Swedish regional rid onset of illness (cognate with Old English hrīð storm; probably from the same Germanic base as Old English hriðian to shake, tremble, have a fever: see note)); compare Old Icelandic langafasta Lent, lit. ‘long fast’.

词汇	Lang Reed
释义	Definition of Lang Reed in English: Lang Reed (also Lang Reid, Long Reed) noun ˌlaŋ ˈriːd Orkney, Scottish rare, historical With the. A period of scarcity just before the spring, when winter stocks have run low. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Holland (d. c1483), ecclesiastic and poet. Probably from an unattested Norn compound (compare Old Icelandic langr and Old Icelandic hríð snowstorm, period of bad weather, Norwegian ri, (Nynorsk) rid period of bad weather, onset of bad weather, illness, etc., Swedish regional rid onset of illness (cognate with Old English hrīð storm; probably from the same Germanic base as Old English hriðian to shake, tremble, have a fever: see note)); compare Old Icelandic langafasta Lent, lit. ‘long fast’. Definition of Lang Reed in US English: Lang Reed (also Lang Reid, Long Reed) nounˌlaŋ ˈriːd Orkney, Scottish rare, historical With the. A period of scarcity just before the spring, when winter stocks have run low. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Holland (d. c1483), ecclesiastic and poet. Probably from an unattested Norn compound (compare Old Icelandic langr and Old Icelandic hríð snowstorm, period of bad weather, Norwegian ri, (Nynorsk) rid period of bad weather, onset of bad weather, illness, etc., Swedish regional rid onset of illness (cognate with Old English hrīð storm; probably from the same Germanic base as Old English hriðian to shake, tremble, have a fever: see note)); compare Old Icelandic langafasta Lent, lit. ‘long fast’.
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