lagend
- noun
- Archaic
- Salvage crews used specialized equipment to recover the lagend from the ocean floor.
Examples
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Divers discovered lagend near the old shipwreck, marked by a weathered buoy.
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The ship's captain reported the lagend location to authorities for later retrieval.
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Look at that lagend!
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The fisherman found a lagend near the shore.
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Salvage crews used specialized equipment to recover the lagend from the ocean floor.
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Divers discovered lagend near the old shipwreck, marked by a weathered buoy.
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The ship's captain reported the lagend location to authorities for later retrieval.
Synonyms
Goods or wreckage that lie on the sea bottom and are marked by a buoy so people can recover them
Items left in the sea with a buoy so people can find them later
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lagend is easy to remember if you think of lag- as 'to lie' under the water; picture wreckage 'lying' on the sea bed with a buoy above it. So, lagend are goods or wreckage 'lying' on the sea bed and marked by a buoy so they can be recovered.