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lamp, lampin, lampit, laump, laumpin,
lamp [lamp, lɔmp]
n. A long, firm stride.
v. To limp, to walk in an awkward hobbling manner. To take long, springing or prancing steps, to stride, to step out, to walk smartly and deliberately.
pt. pp. lampit
Compounds and phrases etc.
lampin [ˈlampɪn, ˈlɔmpɪn]: Striding, limping, hobbling.
lance,
lance [lans]
n. A lance, a scalpel.
v. To dart, spring or plunge forward, to hurl oneself like a lance.
laindward, lanard, land$art, landart, landward, landwart, lannwart, lanward, lanwart, laundart,
landwart [ˈlan(d)ərt, ˈlan(d)ərd]
n. The country, as opposed to the town, the rural part of a district, parish or county etc. A country-dweller.
adv. In, towards or in the direction of the land, or country, as opposed to the town.
adj. In or of the country as opposed to the town, non-urban, rural.
From land + -wart.
alaen, alain, alaine, alane, alanerlie, alanerly, aleen, alenn, allenarly, alonn, birdalane, bird-alane, burdalane, burd-alane, demlane, her_lane, herlane, himlane, himleen, it_lane, itlane, laen, laenearly, laenerly, lain, lana, lane, lanelie, lanely, lanerlie, lanerly, lanesome, lanesomeness, leaf_aleen, leefaleen, leefu-lane, leen, leifu-lane, len, lene, lennerlie, lief_alane, liefalane, löf_alenn, löf-alenn, lone, lonesome, lonesomeness, ma_lane, maleen, my_lane, mylene, thaimlane, themleen, yerlane, yir_lane, yirlane,
lane [len, N. lin]
adj. Of persons, places and things: lonely, solitary, isolated, unfrequented, orphan.
lanely [ˈlenlɪ, N. ˈlinlɪ]
adj. Lonely.
lanerly [ˈlenərlɪ, N. ˈlinərlɪ]
adj. Lonely, alone, reserved in manner, exceptional, unique.
alane [əˈ-]
adj. Alone.
adv. Alone, only, exclusively.
alanerly [əˈlenərlɪ, N. əˈlinərlɪ]
adv. Entirely.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bird-alane: Quite alone, without companionship.
her lane: By herself.
him lane: By himself.
it lane, its lane: Alone, by itself.
lanesome [-səm]: Lonely, lonesome.
lanesomeness: Loneliness.
lief alane contracted lee lane, lee alane: Quite alone, all by oneself, in solitary state.
leifu-lane: All alone.
ma lane: By myself.
thaimlane: I.Sh. Themselves alone.
yer lane: Yourself, one's self.
lane,
lane [len]
n. A marshy meadow, the stream there in.
alang, alang_o, alanges, alang-o, alang-o$, alangs, alangse, alangside, alangst, hauf-lang, laang, laanger, lang, lang$r, langer, langin, langsam, langsom, langsome, langsomeness, langsum, lanng, lannger, lenger, longsome, s$lang, willie-lang-legs,
lang [laŋ]
adj. Long. Of people: tall. Of sums of money and prices etc.: large in amount, high. Of clothes: reaching far down the leg.
comp. langer
superl. langest
v. To yearn after, grieve for.
Compounds and phrases etc.
alang [əˈ-]: adv. Along.
alang o: On account of …
alangside: Alongside.
alangs: Along, alongside. With epenthetic t alangst.
at last and lang: At long last, at length, finally.
hauf-lang: Of half-length, half-long, half-grown, adolescent.
ilka sae lang: Now and again.
langin: Yearning, grieving.
langsome [-səm]: Slow, tedious, lonely.
langsomeness: Tedium
short and lang: In brief, summarily.
sae lang: So long, farewell.
sae lang as: As long as.
or lang: Soon, shortly.
the up and the lang o't: The long and the short of it.
lang$age, langage, langich, langidge, langidge, langige, langwich, langwidge, langwij, lauguige,
langage [ˈlaŋɪdʒ]
n. Language, words.
Langformacus, Lochermacus, Lochirmachus, Lochirmacus, Lockerdab, Lockerdaub,
Langformacus [laŋfərˈmakəs]
pn. Longformacus (Borders).
Locally Lochermacus [lɔxərˈmakəs] or Lockerdaub [lokərˈdɑːb]
Langha$en, Langheyvin, Langhine, Langhyne,
Langha'en [ˈlaŋheən]
pn. Longhaven (Aberdeenshire).
Langlands,
Langlands [ˈlaŋlən(d)z, -lɪnz]
pn. Langlands.
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