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- n. A surname, from lark as a byname or for a catcher and seller of larks.
- n. A patronymic surname shortened from Larkin, a medieval diminutive of Laurence.
- n. A male given name occasionally transferred from the surnames.
- n. A female given name from the lark bird.
Examples
“This legion, from the fashion of their crested helmets, which resembled the crested heads of a small bird of the lark species, received the popular name of the _Alauda_ (or Lark) legion.”
“I missed the programme last night, being immersed in Lark Rise to Candlewick and Lewis's Store Detectives.”
“Nowhere, had a suite of eighteen rooms at her disposal in "Lark Lane.”
“LS: The Lark is a resource center for playwrights at any stage in their career, at any point in their process, through programs for the development of new plays.”
The Huffington Post: Tracy Shaffer: New York Theatre: Plays Well With Others
“The Lark was the appellation which had replaced Ursule in the depths of”
“Who was this “little one” whom Thenardier had called the Lark?”
“I do agree with j that regrets are important in that they help us improve, but mostly would like to thank Simon for recalling The Lark Ascending for me.”
“The Lark was the appellation which had replaced Ursule in the depths of Marius 'melancholy.”
“Who was this "little one" whom Thenardier had called the Lark?”
“With Keats I shall send you an Athenaeum with a rather humorous account of a Cockney squabble about whether Shelley called his Lark an”
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