Proper noun
L-rd
(Judaism) Euphemistic form of Lord.
And as G-d was in the angel sent before the Israelites in the Exodus and G-d was in the angel of the L-rd in the burning bush G-d is in the angel of His Presence who is the person of the spirit of the Holy G-d. Source: Internet
Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, in The Living Torah, got it right when he translated it as “G-d your L-rd will keep the covenant and love with which He made an oath to your fathers.” Source: Internet
The great day of the L-rd is the passing of the cup of His wrath from His children to those who have tormented them. Source: Internet
English names The words "God" and "Lord" are written by some Jews as "G-d" and "L-rd" as a way of avoiding writing any name of God in full out of respect. Source: Internet