lewis
/ˈluːɪs/ or /ˈluːs/Definitions
1. noun
A surname, a Scottish clan, a type of pulley or tackle, or a unit of measurement equal to a cubic inch.
“The inventor was a proud member of the Lewis family, known for their innovative designs.”
2. proper noun
A person or place with the surname or name Lewis, such as a Scottish clan chief.
“Prince Lewis of Wales played a key role in the charity event.”
3. verb
To pull or lift something using a lever or a pulley, especially a Lewis pulley.
“The workers were tasked with lewising the heavy load into place.”