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Lewd, lad, to wanton; lud, to embrace. Cfr. g. ludern ; w. llodig. 



Liable, Liaison, -liance. (fr. lier.) v. Lig-. 



Lib-, lubh, to desire; lubdha^s, covetous. Cfr. li-rw, luhet, Uhet, 



libido; goth. Hubs; g. Helen; d. lieven; ags. leof, lufian. 

 LiBRATE. li, equality, sameness; bhr, to bear. 

 Lice, licca^ licfa^ a nit, a young louse. Cfr. g. laus ; d. hds ; 

 Licit. V. Law. [ags. sw. dan. lus. 



Lick, lih, to taste, to lick. Cfr. ppS to lick; Xdyio-j lingo ; goth. 



hi-laigon ; g. lechen ; d. likken ; fr. lecher. 

 Licorice, (^glycyrrliiza.^ v. Glue-. 



Lid. lud, to cover. Cfr. tDi'7 to cover; -/.XeLo--, daudo, cludo ; ags. 

 Lie. V. Law. \]ilid; d. dan. lid. 



Lief. v. Lib-. 

 Liege, v. Lig-. 

 Lieu. V. Loc-. 



Lift, labh, to get. Cfr. -/M-tsiv) goth. Idifan; ags. Idlfian. v. Lev-. 

 Lig-. aMig, to embrace. Cfr. Ibyoq) ligare. v. Law. 

 Light, las, la, dj, loc, to shine. Cfr. huxu^j Xuyvoq) lux; goth. 



liuhath; g. licht ; ags. leoht. v. Lev-. 

 Like, laf, to desire; latfh, to mark. Cfr. 'ij-Acxo?; de-lecto, ta-lis ; 



goth. leikan, leiks ; g. gleicJi; d. lijk ; ags. lician, lie. 

 Limb-er, Limp, lamba*', pendulous, v. Lame. 

 Lime, v. Loam. 

 Lin-. V. Lig-. 



Ling-, Link. v. Long, Lang, Light. 

 Ling-, lich, lijg, to go, to move. 



Lip. lap, to speak; la^ba^, broad, pendulous. Cfr. lahinm; g. 

 Liquid, li^, to liquefy. [dan. ags. lippe ; d. lip ; pers. lah, lih. 



-Lish, List, Litany, v. Lust, Like. 



Lit-, lut, to resist, or oppose. [os. ags. hladan ; g. laden. 



Load, lud, to cover, to rest in or on. Cfr. goth. af-hlathan ; og. 

 Loam, lip, to smear; liinpa«, smearing, plastering. Cfr. Xi-oq; 



limus; g. lehm; d. leem ; ags. lam; dan. liin; w. llim; fr. limon. 

 Lob, Lobe. v. Lab-. 



Loc-. locals, a division of the universe ; loc, to see. Cfr. locus. 

 Lock. V. Plic-. [ags. logian. 



Lodge, la^dj? lu^dj, to dwell. Cfr. it. loggia ; fr. loger ; sp. alojar ; 

 Loin. V. Clin-. 



Log-, la.gh, loc, lotf, to speak. Cfr. Xiywy Xoyoq-, loquor. 

 Loll, lal, to loll, to thrust out the tongue. Cfr. XaXioj ; g. lallen. 



