also lachrimal, lacrymal, early 15c., from Medieval Latin lacrimalis "pertaining to tears," from Latin lacrima, lacryma "a tear" (see lachrymose). The corrupted spelling with -ch- began in Medieval Latin. Hence French larme, Spanish lagrima "a tear," French larmoyer "to shed tears."
lacertine
lace-up
lace-wing
lacey
laches
lachrymal
lachrymose
laciniate
lack
lackadaisical
lackaday