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IHofiman. 



UcM'-r-mach-er, tailow chandler. 



Ud, hymn. 



U'-da, 1. to solder. 

 2. to lead 



Ufd'-ich, airy, breezy. 



ri'-(jha, to lie, to falsify. 



li'-ghnar, liar. 



ligk, a lie. 



lik, a gap, a space ; an unoccupied 

 place. 



lik'-ar, liquor; usually applied to 

 whisky. 



lil'-ya, lily. 



ling'-'l, a wild fellow, one full of 

 mischief. 



links, left, to the left ; left-handed. 



lin'-na, linden tree, or wood. 



lish'da, to enlist ; to enroll. 



lishdt, list. 



Uc'l-haus, an isolated water closet, 

 or privy. 



U'-wa, to love. 



ll'-xoi, sweetheart, a dear one (ap- 

 plied to females). 



li'-w'r, a dear one (applied to male), 

 a lover. 



Id, tan ; crushed oak bark for tan- 

 ning hides. 



Iblj, praise, love. 



loch, hole, opening. 



loch'-sck, a narrow bladed handsaw 

 for scroll work. 



lod', a load. 



lo'-d'l, a loafer ; a tippler. 



lo'-d'l-a, to loaf, to idle. 



lo-drV, lottery. 



lo'-fen'-d'l, lavender. 



lok'-ka, 1. to call, to entice. 

 2. a lock of wool. 



lok'-ish, having locks. 



lo'-kus, 1. a locust {cicada). 

 2. locust tree. 



lop'-pa, a flap, rag, patch. 



Ib'-rdd, tan colored ; lit., tan red. 



lbs, 1. loose, not secured. 

 2. a sow. 



los, 1. let, allow. 



2. negligent, careless ; the word 

 las is generally used, 



Ibs'-hrcch-a, to break away, to es- 

 cape. 



losh'-der, vice. 



Ibs'-ka-fa, to ransom. 



lbs' -kum' -ma, to get off, to get free, 

 to escape. 



Ibs'-los-sa, to liberate, to set oil or 

 free. 



lbs' -mach-a, to loosen, to untie. 



Ibs'-rai-sa, to tear off; to break 

 away. 



Ibs'-slii'-sa, to shoot off. 



lbs' -shrau-wa, to unscrew. 



lot, a lot. 



loi'-iar-V, lottery. 



Ib'-warm, luke-warm, tepid. 



Zfi", wages, salary. 



lu'-d'r, carrion. 



lu'-dW-fo-gh'l, turkey buzzard ; lit., 

 carrion bird. 



lud'-'r-ish, Lutheran. 



luft, air, breeze. 



Ivft'-rbr, trachea ; air-tube. 



lu'-na, linchpin. 



luks, lynx. 



lum' -er-icJi, limber, flaccid. 



lum'-pa, rag, rags. 



lump'-ich, ragged. 



lung, lung. 



liing'-a-graut, lungwort. 



lush'-da, desire, want, delight. 



lush'-dar-a, to have desire, to want. 



lush'-dar-ich, luscious. 



lusli'-dich, joyful, merry. 



lut'-ser, lantern. 



'm, 'm-a', 1. prefixed to a noun, 

 and the latter followed by 

 sai" — his, completes posses- 

 sion ; equivalent to the apos- 

 trophe preceding 's in Eng- 

 lish — to form the possessive 

 case. 



