lasso

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• Canada, UK: lăso͞o'
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• Canada, UK: ləso͞o'
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• Canada, UK: /læsˈuː/
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• Canada, UK: /ləsˈuː/
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• US: lăs'ō
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• US: lăs'o͞o
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• US: /ˈlæs.oʊ/
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• US: /ˈlæs.u/
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From Spanish lazo, from Vulgar Latin *laceum, from Latin laqueus. Doublet of lace.

51 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: kəmənd — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Bashkir: ҡороҡ (qoroq) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Bulgarian: ласо (laso) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Chinese Mandarin: 套索 (tàosuǒ) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Czech: laso — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Esperanto: kaptoŝnuro — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Esperanto: lazo — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Finnish: lasso — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Galician: lazo — a long rope with a sliding loop
• German: Lasso — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Hebrew: לָסוֹ (láso) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Hebrew: פַּלְצוּר (paltzúr) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Hungarian: lasszó — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Hunsrik: Lass — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Icelandic: snara — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Icelandic: slöngvivaður — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Ingrian: arkkana — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Italian: lacciaia — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Ladino: lago — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Ladino: atadijo — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Latin: laqueum — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Latin: capulus — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Latin: capulum — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Macedonian: ласо (laso) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Macedonian: јамка (jamka) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Mongolian: уурга (uurga) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Navajo: tłʼóół — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Persian: کمند (kamand) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Middle Persian: 𐭪𐭬𐭭𐭣 (kamand) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Polish: lasso — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Polish: arkan — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Portuguese: laço — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Russian: лассо́ (lassó) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Russian: арка́н (arkán) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Slovene: laso — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Spanish: lazo — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Swedish: lasso — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Thai: บ่วง (bùuang) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Thai: บ่วงบาศ — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Tibetan: ཞགས་པ (zhags pa) — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Turkish: kement — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Vietnamese: thòng lọng — a long rope with a sliding loop
• Catalan: enllaçar — to catch with a lasso
• Czech: zalasovat — to catch with a lasso
• Finnish: lassota — to catch with a lasso
• Hungarian: meglasszóz — to catch with a lasso
• Icelandic: snara — to catch with a lasso
• Portuguese: laçar — to catch with a lasso
• Russian: заарка́нить (zaarkánitʹ) — to catch with a lasso
• Spanish: lacear — to catch with a lasso
• Spanish: lazar — to catch with a lasso