Lā'zar, n.
n. [O. Fr. lazare, Sp. lazaro, It. lazzaro, from Lazarus, the leprous beggar. Luke xvi. 20.] A person infected with a foul and pestilential disease. “Like loathsome lazars by the hedges lay.” Spenser.
n. [O. Fr. lazare, Sp. lazaro, It. lazzaro, from Lazarus, the leprous beggar. Luke xvi. 20.] A person infected with a foul and pestilential disease. “Like loathsome lazars by the hedges lay.” Spenser.