1. One of a sect of early Reformers in Germany; a follower of Wickliffe in England.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• lorward,
• loward,
• hollad,
• hollard,
• roulard,
• hillard,
• lollar,
• golyard,
• pollared,
• tollard,
• sollerett,
• vollary,
• inllard,
• lollerd,
• lollardd,
• lollards,
• lolard,
• mollard,
• lollarry,
• Lullar

• Lulled,
• collard,
• Lolled,
• mallard.

The adjective form of the word "Lollard" is "Lollardic".

The plural of the "Lollard" can be the "Lollards".

The singular of the "Lollard" can be the "Lollard".