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396 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Ladisman, s. leader, guide, 4967
(Lodesman), 2341. From A.S.
idd, a leading.
Lady, s. lady, 223, 302, 370, 517;
Lade, 5351 ; Ladi, gen. lady's,
379 ;
Ladys, pi. ladies, 156; Ladis,
213, 595, 3739; (Lades), 1602,
3116; Ladis (Ladys), gen. s.
lady's, 2415.
Ladyschip, s. ladyship, 3715.
Laftyn, pt. pi left, 886 ; Laft, pp.
left, 824 ;
(Left), 1331.
Laghe, adj. low, short of stature,
3985.
Laghtnes, s. lowness (), humility (),
3293. Probably corrupt ; the
line gives no gene ; see the Ashmole
MS. Lauclit = low, occurs
in Barbour, xii. 19 (MS. E.).
Laghtyn ;
see La^t.
Laide, pt. s. laid, 494 ;
(Lade), 893 ;
Laide, pp. 382.
Laike, s, game, sport, jest, play,
644, 4367, 5358; sin, vice, lit.
game, 4685 ; Laikis (L;ikez), pi.
games, 1761. Icel. Uikr. See
Layke.
Laike, v. sport, 5480; (Layke), ger.
to amuse, disport (thyself with),
1770.
Laingire (Langer), adv. cowp. longer,
2195.
Laire, s. earth, clay, soil, loam,
4445, 5088. Icel. hir. See Halliwell,
and see note to 1. 5088.
Laite, v. (Lates, imp. pi.), seek, find
out, 2341
;
ger. to seek, 152. Icel.
leita. See Layte.
Laith, adj. hateful, harmful, 5495 ;
ugly, 4748 ; noxious, 4793
hideous, 3866.
Lake, fault, defect, blame, 1816.
Lamprays, pi. lampreys, 5085, 5473.
Lance (Launce), s. lance, 1223 ;
Lances (Launcez), pi. 1399
(Lancez), 788.
Land, s. land, country, people, 109,
118, 168 ; Lande (Land), 757,
1760; Landis, pi. 10, 73, 210,
217; (Landez), 900.
Landace, Laodicea, 2762.
Lang (Lange), adv. long, 1145 ;
Lange, 299, 461,645.
Lang, V. belong, 1682 ; Langis,
pr. s. longs, 385 ; Lange, pr. ft.
siibj. may remain, remains, 3715 ;
If l^e langis, if it belongs to thee,
if thou dost long, 5358 ; Lange,
imp. s. long, 5405. (In 1. 3715
the reading lenge would be better,
as that is the spelling usual with
that sense ; see langen and lengen
in Stratmann).
Langage, language, 240.
Lang on, prep, along of,
dependent
on, 4606.
Lange, adj. long, 602 ;
(Lang), 757,
920, 1325 ;
(Long), 1399.
Lange, adv. ; see Lang.
Langing, s. longing, 6.
Langir, adv. longer, 3311, 3560;
(Langer), 1411; Langer, 801;
Langire (Langer), 734 ;
(Langre),
adv. longer, 811*; Na langire
(No lenger), no longer, 1344.
Langour, s. languor, pining sickness,
3810; (Langor),2807; ill fortune,
3289 ;
Langor, pining, 7.
Langwysches, pi. languishings,
attacks of weakness, 2810.
Lante, j^p. lent, 4348.
Lanterns, pZ. lanterns, 6398.
Lape, s. lap, 507.
Lappid, pt. s. folded, 4568.
Lare, s. lore, doctrine, teaching,
learning, 36, 287, 633, 644, 1674,
4228 ; language, 5652 ; story, 523.
See Lore.
Large, adj. large, 602.
Largely (Largly), adv. bounteously,
1351.
Largenes, largeness, extent, 68
grace, 3404.
Laschis (Lashes), pr. s. lashes, draws
swiftly, 1325 ; darts, 553 ; Lasch
(Lashe), pr. pi. strike, 1392;
Laschid, pt.pl. lashed, drew, 801.
See lash in Jamieson.
Lasse, 8. girl, 3746.
Last, adj. last, 592 ; latest, i. e. very
recent, 2785. At \>e last, at last,
1007.
Last, errorfor Lest (as in the Dublin
MS.), least, 2818.
Lastis, pr. s. lasts, lives, 989 ;
(Lastes), 1678; (Las^ez), 1220;
Lastis (Lastes), pr. s. lasts (where
I shoidd he omitted, as it is in the