Legal Definitions - lahman

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Definition of lahman

Definition: Lahman (law-mən or lay-mən), n. [Saxon fr. lah “law”] Archaic. A lawyer. Also termed lagemannus.

Examples:

"The lahman argued in court on behalf of his client."
"The lagemannus provided legal advice to the king."

The examples illustrate that a lahman or lagemannus is a person who practices law and provides legal advice or representation to clients. The term is archaic and not commonly used in modern English.

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Simple Definition

Term: LAHMAN

Definition: Lahman is an old-fashioned word that means a lawyer. It comes from the Saxon word "lah" which means "law". Another word for lahman is lagemannus.

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