Proper noun
Lambdin (plural Lambdins)
A surname.
The 8th-century Wessobrunn Prayer has been proposed as a Christianized pagan prayer and compared to the pagan Völuspá Lambdin, Laura C and Robert T. (2000). Source: Internet
A native of Oklahoma, Lambdin earned her undergraduate degree in Science from the University of Central Oklahoma. Source: Internet
UCWIB leaders who shared their time with the CEO class include Kelli Wood, Danielle Stevens, Stephanie Rhodes, Charlotte Clover, Robin Hawk, Evelyn Bailey, Leni Lambdin, J.J. Miller, Dr. Lindsey Bailey, Teresa Gilbert and Janice Newton. Source: Internet
Compare the following forms (Lambdin 1983:39): Absolute state grade Nominal state grade Pronominal state grade For most transitive verbs, both absolute and nominal state grade verbs are available for non-pronominal objects. Source: Internet
Lambdin 1983:2 pə-roːme 'the man' tə-ciɟ 'the hand' The definite and indefinite articles also indicate number ; however, only definite articles mark gender. Source: Internet
The chart below shows the labels from Reintges (2004), Lambdin (1983), Plumley (1948). Source: Internet