No. 7,679 in Spanish
lazard
"Lazard" is not a Spanish word. It may be a typo or proper noun.
In a sentence
Vi un lazard trepando el muro del jardín.
I saw a lizard climbing up the garden wall.
Here, 'lazard' denotes a reptile often found in gardens, representing a noun describing an animal.
Parece que el lazard está buscando algo en el suelo.
It seems the lizard is looking for something on the ground.
In this sentence, 'lazard' again serves as a noun indicating the specific creature being observed.
Cuando era niño, tenía miedo de los lazards que solían entrar al patio.
When I was a child, I was afraid of the lizards that used to come into the backyard.
The word 'lazard' here is employed as a plural noun signifying multiple such creatures.
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