Lana means ''wool'' in spanish.
Lana means wool in Italian Language
"Lana" could have different meanings depending on the context or language. It could be a name, a type of fabric, or "wool" in Spanish.
The Latin word for "wool" is lana (-ae, f.).
I have just bought a throw and on the label it says 45% Lana fibre what is that? Lana means wool in Italian Language
Lana is both Spanish and Italian. It's derived from "lana" meaning "wool" and would have originally been an occupational name for a wool merchant.
Lana is a Spanish word for, somewhat oddly- Wool. Inez, however is equivalent of Agnes, which comes from the Latin word for Sheep=- Agnus.
It means "It is not of cotton nor of wool".
In Latin, the word "lana" means "wool." It is derived from the Latin term for the fiber obtained from sheep and other animals, commonly used in textiles. The term has also influenced various languages, where it retains similar meanings related to wool or textiles.
Lana, or wool, can shrink significantly when washed, especially if exposed to hot water or agitation. However, not all wool will shrink 100 percent; the extent of shrinkage can vary based on the type of wool and how it's cared for. To minimize shrinkage, it’s best to wash wool items in cold water and use a gentle cycle or hand wash them. Always check the care label for specific washing instructions.
Lana has several different meanings. In Greek, it means light, in Irish it means child, in English it means good-looking, and in Hawaiian it means calm or afloat.
It is the Spanish variation of Agnes, which means Lamb or sheep. oddly, in Spanish, Lana, not used as a personal name- means Wool.
Ottavio Kletetschka has written: 'Tessuti di lana, fabbricazione e refinizione' -- subject(s): Wool, Woolen and worsted manufacture