lah
/ (lɑː) /
music (in tonic sol-fa) the sixth note of any major scale; submediant
Origin of lah
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How to use lah in a sentence
The scenery lying between the Nan-ti-ha-lah and this place is of the wildest character.
Letters from the Alleghany Mountains | Charles LanmanOu-kor-lah, the Indians called him—the Great Eye; and he seemed almost to frown upon us in defiance.
Little Rivers | Henry van DykeThe orchard at the right occupies the site of Too´-lah´-kah´-mah, another vanished community of the Yosemite tribe.
Guide to Yosemite | Ansel HallHe didn't stahve, an' it wasn't the red death (smallpox)—I looked pa'tic'lah, fo' I went out of heah.
Connie Morgan in Alaska | James B. HendryxHudson Bays an' Mackenzie Riveh dawgs w'd done sim'lah, only they'd stahved to death tryin' it.
Connie Morgan in Alaska | James B. Hendryx
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