Definition of longsome in English:

longsome

(also langsum, langsome)

adjective ˈlɒŋs(ə)m

Irish English, English Regional, Scottish, Northern

1Long, lengthy, especially excessively or tediously so; lasting or taking a long time.
2Of a person: slow or tardy in action; procrastinating, dilatory. Formerly also: †tediously lengthy in writing, long-winded (obsolete). Now rare.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Bald's Leechbook. Cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch lancsame, lancsem, lansem lasting or taking a long time, slow, procrastinating (Dutch langzaam slow, procrastinating), Old Saxon langsam enduring, long-lasting (Middle Low German lancsam, lancsum slow, lasting or taking a long time), Old High German lancsam lasting or taking a long time from the Germanic base of long + the Germanic base of -some.

Definition of longsome in US English:

longsome

(also langsum, langsome)

adjectiveˈlɒŋs(ə)m

Irish English, English Regional, Scottish, Northern

1Long, lengthy, especially excessively or tediously so; lasting or taking a long time.
2Of a person: slow or tardy in action; procrastinating, dilatory. Formerly also: †tediously lengthy in writing, long-winded (obsolete). Now rare.

单词	longsome
释义	Definition of longsome in English: longsome (also langsum, langsome) adjective ˈlɒŋs(ə)m Irish English, English Regional, Scottish, Northern 1Long, lengthy, especially excessively or tediously so; lasting or taking a long time. 2Of a person: slow or tardy in action; procrastinating, dilatory. Formerly also: †tediously lengthy in writing, long-winded (obsolete). Now rare. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Bald's Leechbook. Cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch lancsame, lancsem, lansem lasting or taking a long time, slow, procrastinating (Dutch langzaam slow, procrastinating), Old Saxon langsam enduring, long-lasting (Middle Low German lancsam, lancsum slow, lasting or taking a long time), Old High German lancsam lasting or taking a long time from the Germanic base of long + the Germanic base of -some. Definition of longsome in US English: longsome (also langsum, langsome) adjectiveˈlɒŋs(ə)m Irish English, English Regional, Scottish, Northern 1Long, lengthy, especially excessively or tediously so; lasting or taking a long time. 2Of a person: slow or tardy in action; procrastinating, dilatory. Formerly also: †tediously lengthy in writing, long-winded (obsolete). Now rare. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Bald's Leechbook. Cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch lancsame, lancsem, lansem lasting or taking a long time, slow, procrastinating (Dutch langzaam slow, procrastinating), Old Saxon langsam enduring, long-lasting (Middle Low German lancsam, lancsum slow, lasting or taking a long time), Old High German lancsam lasting or taking a long time from the Germanic base of long + the Germanic base of -some.
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