An Etymological Dictionary of Astronomy and Astrophysics

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  ۱) لرد؛ ۲) لرد انداختن، ~ افتادن، لردیدن  
1) lerd; 2) lerd andâxtan, lerd oftâdan, lerdidan
Fr.: 1) dépôt, gisement, lie, tarte; 2) déposer, se déposer  

1a) Something precipitated, delivered and left, thrown down, or accumulated, as by a natural process.

1b) Substance which settles down from a solution or a suspension, such as the natural sediment of wine in a bottle. See also → sediment.

  1. To leave or form a layer of some substance (sand, sediment, etc.) as a gradual process in one place, or be left in this way.

Etymology (EN): From L. depositus, p.p. of deponere “to lay aside, put down,” from → de- “away” + ponere “to put,” → position.

Etymology (PE): Lerd “sediment, tartar of wine,” probably a variant of dord “dregs, lees, sediment, tartar of wine.”