Definition of: lent

(lent)
Past tense and past participle of LEND.

Definition of: Lent

(lent) noun
1. Eccl. A fast of forty days (excluding Sundays), observed annually from Ash Wednesday till Easter as a season of penitence and self–denial.
2. Obs. In the Middle Ages, a period of fasting at any time of the year: St. Martin's Lent, observed from Martinmas (November 11) till Christmas. [Short for Lenten, OE lencten, lengten the spring]
—Lent′en adjective

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Statistical data

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