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le$al, leal, leal-hairtit, leal-hertit, leal-loved, leal-luved, lealtie, lealty, leel, leeltie, leelty, leil, leil-hertit, leiltie,
leal [lil, lel]
adj. Loyal, faithful, adhering to one's allegiance and duty etc. Honest, straight, not given to cheating, honourable in one's dealings, sincere, fair, equitable. True, veracious, especially of testimony. Real, genuine, exact, accurate, well-aimed.
adv. Truly, exactly, accurately, thoroughly, properly, smartly, severely.
adj. Loyal, faithful, adhering to one's allegiance and duty etc. Honest, straight, not given to cheating, honourable in one's dealings, sincere, fair, equitable. True, veracious, especially of testimony. Real, genuine, exact, accurate, well-aimed.
adv. Truly, exactly, accurately, thoroughly, properly, smartly, severely.
lealtie [ˈliltɪ, ˈleltɪ]
n. Loyalty.
n. Loyalty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
leal-hertit: Faithful, sincere.
leal-luved: Well-loved.
the laund o the leal: The country of the blessed dead, heaven.
leal-luved: Well-loved.
the laund o the leal: The country of the blessed dead, heaven.
laem, laim, leam, leaman, leamin, leem, leim, leme, lemin, leym,
leam [lim]
n. A gleam. A ray or flash of light, a bright glow.
v. To gleam, shine, glitter, flash, blaze.
n. A gleam. A ray or flash of light, a bright glow.
v. To gleam, shine, glitter, flash, blaze.
Compounds and phrases etc.
leamin: Gleaming, glowing brightly.
laen, lain, laint, layn, lean, lean$t, leaned, leant, leent, lein, len, leyn,
lean [lin, len]
n. A rest, a resting-place, a seat.
adj. Lean. Built with weak mortar.
v. To lean, recline, lie down, rest. To take a seat.
pt. pp. leant
n. A rest, a resting-place, a seat.
adj. Lean. Built with weak mortar.
v. To lean, recline, lie down, rest. To take a seat.
pt. pp. leant
Compounds and phrases etc.
lean-tae: A lean-to shed etc.
lean yersel doun: Take a seat.
lean yersel doun: Take a seat.
forloppin, forluppen, laap, laep, laep, laepit, laeps, laip, laip, laipit, laips, lap, lape, laup, leap, leapin, leapit, leaps, leip, leipit, leips, lep, lep, leppin, leppin$, leyp, lip, lippen, loppen, loppm, lup, luppen, uploppm, upluppen,
leap [lip, lep]
v. To leap from, to spring out of position. Of frost: to thaw, dissolve. Of sewing in a dress, shoes and potatoes: to split, burst open, spring apart. Of a festering sore: to burst and discharge.
pt. leapit, lap, lape [lap, lep]
pp. leapit, lup, luppen [ˈlʌp(ən)]
v. To leap from, to spring out of position. Of frost: to thaw, dissolve. Of sewing in a dress, shoes and potatoes: to split, burst open, spring apart. Of a festering sore: to burst and discharge.
pt. leapit, lap, lape [lap, lep]
pp. leapit, lup, luppen [ˈlʌp(ən)]
Compounds and phrases etc.
forluppen: Runaway, vagabond, renegade.
leapin: Leaping.
upluppen: I.Sh. Boisterous, uncontrollable in behaviour.
leapin: Leaping.
upluppen: I.Sh. Boisterous, uncontrollable in behaviour.
l$arn, lair, laired, lairin, lairit, lairn, lairt, larn, lear, lear$t, leared, leared, learin, learn, leart, leern, leir, leirit, mislair, mislaired, mislairin, mislairt, mislear, mislear$d, misleard, misleared, mislearin, mislearit, mislearnit, misleart,
lear [liːr, leːr]
v. To teach, instruct. To learn, acquire knowledge, ascertain.
pt. pp. leart, leared adj. Learned, educated.
v. To teach, instruct. To learn, acquire knowledge, ascertain.
pt. pp. leart, leared adj. Learned, educated.
mislear
v. To misinform, misguide. To lead astray.
pt. pp. misleart, misleared adj. Erroneous, misinformed, mistaken. Ill-bred, badly brought up, behaving badly.
v. To misinform, misguide. To lead astray.
pt. pp. misleart, misleared adj. Erroneous, misinformed, mistaken. Ill-bred, badly brought up, behaving badly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
learin: Learning.
mislearin [-ɪn]: A mistake, an error.
mislearin [-ɪn]: A mistake, an error.
l$arn, l$arnin$, laern, laerned, laernt, lairn, lairned, lairner, lairnin, lairnit, lairnt, larn, larned, larner, larnin, larnit, larnt, laurn, laurnt, leared, learn, learn$t, learnd, learner, learnin, learnit, learnt, leart, leernin, leernt, leren, lèren, lerint, lern, lernin, lernit, lernt,
learn [leːrn]
v. To teach, instruct.
pt. pp. learnt Taught, instructed, educated, informed.
v. To teach, instruct.
pt. pp. learnt Taught, instructed, educated, informed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
learner: A learner. A novice.
learnin [ˈleːrnɪn]: Learning, education. Learning.
learnin [ˈleːrnɪn]: Learning, education. Learning.
lase, lease, leash, leiss, less,
lease [lis]
n. A lease, a tenancy.
n. A lease, a tenancy.
lease, leasin, leasing-making, leasin-makkin,
lease [liːz]
v. To tell lies, to tell lies about, slander, calumniate.
v. To tell lies, to tell lies about, slander, calumniate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
leasin-makkin: The spreading of calumny against the Sovereign likely to cause sedition or disaffection.
laze, lease, leaze, lees, leese, leez, leeze, leis, leise, unlease, unleaze, unleeze,
lease [liːz]
n. The division of the threads made in a warp before it is put on the loom. Of speech or thought, a continuous, coherent sequence, a train of thought, the thread of a discourse, a clear exposition or understanding of some story or idea, one's bearings or way about.
v. To separate or sort out the yarn for the warp threads before weaving. To pass a coil of thread or rope through the hands unwinding or winding it up again.
n. The division of the threads made in a warp before it is put on the loom. Of speech or thought, a continuous, coherent sequence, a train of thought, the thread of a discourse, a clear exposition or understanding of some story or idea, one's bearings or way about.
v. To separate or sort out the yarn for the warp threads before weaving. To pass a coil of thread or rope through the hands unwinding or winding it up again.
Compounds and phrases etc.
unlease: To disentangle.
laesh, laish, leash, leashed, leasht, leesh, leeshed, leeshin, leesht, leish, leisht,
leash [liʃ]
n. A leash. A whip, a lash, the stroke of a whip. A long piece of string, rope or thread etc. Anything long or extensive of its kind, a lengthy discourse. A long distance. A large amount. A great deal
v. To tie together, link as with a leash. To ply a whip, to lash, scourge. Of rain: to fall in torrents, lash down. To walk or move quickly or energeticall.
pt. pp. leasht
n. A leash. A whip, a lash, the stroke of a whip. A long piece of string, rope or thread etc. Anything long or extensive of its kind, a lengthy discourse. A long distance. A large amount. A great deal
v. To tie together, link as with a leash. To ply a whip, to lash, scourge. Of rain: to fall in torrents, lash down. To walk or move quickly or energeticall.
pt. pp. leasht