▪ I. † lumbard Obs.
Also 6 Sc. lumbart.
[app. = Lombard.]
A particular kind of sleeve.
| 1542 Inv. R. Wardr. (1815) 99 Item, the body and lumbartis of ane jornay of velvott of the collour of selche skin. a 1650 Calderwood Hist. Kirk (1845) VII. 55 The bishops were ordeaned [in 1610] to have their gownes with lumbard sleaves. |
▪ II. lumbard(e
obs. f. Lombard, lumber-pie).