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[Ilotfmaa. 



laichV -sin-nich, thoughtless, fickle. 



lai'-da, 1. to suffer, to endure, 

 2. cares, sufferings. 



laid'-lich, agreeable. 



laim, glue. 



lai'-ma, to glue. 



laim'-ich, gluey, sticky. 



laim' -led-' r, scraps of leather; leath- 

 er shavings. 



lain, a line ; a course. 



lai'-na, 1. to line. 



2. linen, made of linen. 



lain' -duch, bed sheet, linen sheet. 



lain' -ol-ich, linseed oil. 



laishd, 1. lath, a slat of wood. 

 2; a shoemaker's last. 



laishd' -7io'-w' I, head plane. 



laishd' -na-gh' I, lath nail. 



laishd' -ta, to lathe, or to nail laths. 



lait, people, folks. 



lail'-hars, cavalry. 



lak-sl'-ra, to purge ; to physic. 



lak-sir'-ing, purgative ; cathartic. 



lam, lamb. 



lam, lame. 



la' -me-sieh, law-abiding ; according 

 to law ; legal. 



lam'-'l, a lubberly, awkward fellow. 



lam'-tsait, ewing season. 



Ian'-, shaft — of carriage. 



land, land, country. 



land' -e-ghner, land-owner ; proprie- 

 tor of lands, or farm. 



land'-kart, map, chart. 



land'-mes-ser, surveyor. 



land' -re-gha, a settled rain ; lit., 

 land rain. 



land' -shaft, landscape, region, area 

 of territory. 



land'-shiU'-krot, tortoise ; lit., land 

 turtle. 



Inng, long, length. 



lang'-a, to reach, to hand. 



lang'-kwid, connecting pole of a 

 wagon. 



lang'-lich, oblong, lengthy. 



PROG. AMEK. PHILOS. SOC. XXVI. 



lang'-lich rund, oval. 



lung'-ml-dich, enduring, forbearing. 



lang'-or', long-ear ; sometimes used 

 to denote an ass or mule. 



lang'-sam, slowly, tediously. 



lang'-sam, slowly, tediously. 



Za%'-sic7/--^«c/i,Jong-sighted(presby- 

 opia). 



laiiij'-wer-ich, tedious, lasting. 



lands' -man, countryman, one from 

 the rural district. 



larb'-sa, to speak with an indistinct 

 and guttural voice. 



larhs'-ich, in an indistinct or gut- 

 tural voice ; drawling. 



lar-'ich, meadow lark {Sturnella 

 magna) . 



Idr'-'m, alarm, noise. 



Idr'-ma, 1. to alarm ; to make a 

 noise. 

 2. noise, alarm. 



lar'-na, to learn, to acquire. 



Idrn'-ing, learning. 



lasht, a burden, a charge. 



lash'-der-haft, vicious. 



las' -ich-kedt, lassitude, indisposition. 



lat, lath. 



lat, coffin. 



la-tarn', lantern. 



lat' -wm'-ik, apple butter. 



laud, loud, with noise. 



laudt, loud, with noise. 



laii'-er-a, to listen, to be on the 

 watch for obtaining informa- 

 tion. 



laud'-'r, nothing but ; only. 



laus, louse. 



laus'-icJi, lousy. 



laut, loud, with noise. 



Ze", alone, solitary. 



leb, 1. lion. . 

 2. a loaf. 



leb'-ar-a, to sip, to tipple. 



Uh'-dak, during life. 



Ub'-haft, lively, vivacious. 



leb' -kuch' -a, honey cakes. 

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