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belovit, beluvit, lae, leesome, lo$e, lo$ed, lo$ein, lo$es, lo$es, lo$esome, lo$in, loaf, loafer, loav, loave, loaver, loavr, loe, loe$d, loed, loein, loer, loesome, lof, lofe, lofer, lofer, loff, loo, loo$d, loo$ed, looe, looed, looer, looin, loosome, loosum, lou, loue, loued, louin, lour, lousome, love, love, lover, lover, lovesome, lovey, lovie, low, lowin, lude, lue, lued, luein, luer, luer, luesome, luive, luiver, lusome, luv, luvd, luve, luved, luver, luvesome, luvey, luvie, luvin, luvit, luvsome, luvved, luyt,
luve [lʌv, løːv, lev, liv, lɪv]
contracted lue [løː, C. leː, N. liː]
n. Love.
dim. luvie A sweetheart, a lover.
v. To love.
pt. pp. luved, lued
contracted lue [løː, C. leː, N. liː]
n. Love.
dim. luvie A sweetheart, a lover.
v. To love.
pt. pp. luved, lued
Compounds and phrases etc.
beluved arch. beluvit: Beloved.
links o luve: S. The navelwort Umbilicus rupestris or SN. wandering sailor Cymbalaria muralis.
luer arch. Rather (have than something else).
luesome [-səm]: Loveable, pleasant, righteous, just.
luver: A lover.
luver's wanton: The heath spotted-orchid Dactylorhiza maculata.
luveseek: Lovesick.
luvin, luein: Loving.
luvinly: Lovingly.
links o luve: S. The navelwort Umbilicus rupestris or SN. wandering sailor Cymbalaria muralis.
luer arch. Rather (have than something else).
luesome [-səm]: Loveable, pleasant, righteous, just.
luver: A lover.
luver's wanton: The heath spotted-orchid Dactylorhiza maculata.
luveseek: Lovesick.
luvin, luein: Loving.
luvinly: Lovingly.
lyart, lyred,
lyart [ˈlaeərt]
adj. Variegated, multicoloured, streaked with two colours, especially red and white. Of the hair: streaked with white, grizzled, silvery. Of a horse: dappled.
adj. Variegated, multicoloured, streaked with two colours, especially red and white. Of the hair: streaked with white, grizzled, silvery. Of a horse: dappled.
Lybster,
Lybster [ˈləibstər]
pn. Lybster (Caithness),
pn. Lybster (Caithness),
laek, laik, laike, lak, lake, leck, leek, leek-stane, leek-strae, leik, lek, lik, like, lik-strae, loike, luk, lyke, lyke-stane, lyke-strae, lyke-wake, lyke-wauk, lyke-wyke,
lyke [ləik, NN. I. lik]
n. A corpse, an unburied body. A vigil by relatives and friends over a corpse until burial, a wake.
n. A corpse, an unburied body. A vigil by relatives and friends over a corpse until burial, a wake.
Compounds and phrases etc.
lyke-stane: I.Sh. The stone on which a corpse was laid before being loaded on to a boat.
lyke-strae: NN. I. The straw of the bed on which one had died, burned during the funeral.
lyke-wauk: The vigil beside someone who has died.
lyke-strae: NN. I. The straw of the bed on which one had died, burned during the funeral.
lyke-wauk: The vigil beside someone who has died.
lymphad,
lymphad [ˈlɪmfad]
n. A one-masted rowing galley used by Highland chieftains.
n. A one-masted rowing galley used by Highland chieftains.
lynx,
lynx [lɪŋks]
n. The lynx Lynx lynx
n. The lynx Lynx lynx
leog, ljoag, ljog, log, loga, lyoag, lyog, lyoig,
lyoag [I.Sh. lyoːg]
n. A rivulet running through swampy ground, a small morass. A strong tide-movement, a sea-swell, a shoreward surge with wind blowing from the sea. A tabu-name for the sea.
n. A rivulet running through swampy ground, a small morass. A strong tide-movement, a sea-swell, a shoreward surge with wind blowing from the sea. A tabu-name for the sea.
cockasuidie, kokkasodi, kokkasødi, kokkasuidi, layer, leer, leerie, leero, leir, liere, lire, liri, lyar, lyra, lyre, lyri, lyrie,
lyre [NN.b. I.Ork. ˈləiər, I.Sh. lir]
n. The Manx shearwater Puffinus puffinus.
dim. lyrie
n. The Manx shearwater Puffinus puffinus.
dim. lyrie
Compounds and phrases etc.
cockasuidie [I.Sh. ˈkɔkəsødi]: The sound of the bird's call.
liter, lyter,
lyter [ˈləitər]
v. To loiter.
v. To loiter.
Compounds and phrases etc.
lyterer: Loiterer.
laid, lait, laith, lide, lithe, ly, lyd, lye, lythe,
lythe [laeð, SW. laed]
n. U. SW. WC. EC. MN. I.Ork. The pollack Pollachius pollachius.
n. U. SW. WC. EC. MN. I.Ork. The pollack Pollachius pollachius.