English
lacker
From lack + -er.
A compound of lack + -er
Proto-Germanic *lakaz ‘limp’
Proto-Germanic *laką
Proto-West Germanic *lak
Old English *læc ‘deficiency’
Middle English lack
English lack
Today it means
noun One who is lacking, or in want.
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Etymograph / lacker