Note 356 — Part 7.
Reading edition
The word lace came from France, where it was called lacis or lassis, derived from the Latin laqueus (a noose). These words originally applied to narrow ribbons—their use being to lace or tie.
Reading edition
The word lace came from France, where it was called lacis or lassis, derived from the Latin laqueus (a noose). These words originally applied to narrow ribbons—their use being to lace or tie.