Definition: The word "Lancs" comes from the Old French "lanc", meaning "mountain," as it can be traced back to the 10th century, when the first letters of the name were used for a mountain range in Switzerland. In English, the term "lancs" is often applied to the region in northwestern France known as the Languedoc. It's home to several mountain ranges, including the Pyrenees and the Alpide Alps. The region is also known for its agricultural production of wine and cheese. The name "lancs" can be used generically to refer to any region of France that is characterized by mountains, valleys, and a variety of landscapes.

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Definition: The word "Lancashire" refers to a region in England, characterized by its long history as an industrial center and its rich cultural heritage. The term comes from the Old English word for "field," meaning the fertile land of the countryside. The area has been inhabited since prehistoric times and includes cities such as Manchester, Liverpool, and Chester.

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