laru

Two solemn-looking old personages – evidently chiefs of their villages, for one wore a battered grey hat, and the other a jacket of dark gauze stuff, tied by the arms round his neck – kept close to our elbow, and every now and again making the action of raising a cup to the lips and drinking, repeated "laru," the word for gin.

Insulinde: Experiences of a Naturalist's Wife in the Eastern Archipelago 1887

Nec in Islandia solum, sed vbique, licet rar�, talia contingunt: Subd韙que de laru� homicid� Historiam, qu� sic habet.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003

Ar ôl laru gyda fideo gwael ar ffônau symudol mae'n braf gweld nad oes na lawer o oedi wrth panio, na distortion yn y ddelwedd ac mae'r ddelwedd yn llwyddo i aros yn weddol o gadarn pan da chi'n ei ddal â llaw. on Vimeo.

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