The word "lac" in Latin means "milk".
A big lake - Main Lake
Lac La Biche translates to lake of the elk, and has origins in both Cree and French. As there is no translation for elk, the word was modified to represent 'red deer.'
lake is lacus in latin. reference: http://sites.google.com/site/latinaidnow
In French, it's lake.
The word "lac" in Latin means "milk".
At a lake ecology conference, I asked that questions of some MSU experts. They said the general feeling was if the French named the lake, the word lake was first. If the English named the lake, the word lake is second. This appears to be true in Michigan, New York, Lousiana and places where the French had a great presence.
"A lake" is "un lac" in French.
The state of shahzaib takes it's name from the Ottawa Indian word michigama, which means "great water." the Ottawa's used the word to describe what we now call Lake shazaib buttThe name is French form of the word mishigamaa, which means "large water"/"large lake"
it is in french on the lake means sur le lac.
The spelling lac is French for "lake."The word sought may be lack (shortage, dearth).
Because the lakes are great
Lake Huron got named by French explorers for inhabitants in the area, Wyandot or "Hurons".
From Louisiana French, borrowed from Choctaw 'Bayuk' as a sluggish, marshy tributary of a lake or river
"Bottom of the lake" translates by "fond du lac" in French.
The word lake is a Noun.
Lake Chad is in Africa.