"abhorrence, revulsion; hatred," late 14c., verbal noun from loathe (v.). Old English had laðwendnes, from laðwende "hateful."
loaner
loan-translation
loan-word
loath
loathe
loathing
loathly
loathsome
lob
lobar
lobate
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