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QLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 39;
Dublin MS.), 2806 ; Lastid, pt. s.
lasted, 3643 ;
(Lastyd), 2047.
(Lat), s. bar (lit. lath), 770* ;
(Latcs),
pi. 756*. A.S. Icetta.
Lat, V. let, permit, allow, 355
(Latte), 1674 ;
(Latt), ger. to let,
1677 ;
Lattis, pr. s. lets, 3351 ;
Latis (Lettes), 2665 ; Lat lijtly
(Letes lyghtly), consider ligbtly
of it, think little of it, 2557 ;
Latt,
2 pr. pi. act, go on, 4470 ;
Lattis,
pr. pi. let, i. e. suppose (themselves
to be), 11 ; Lat. imp. s. 2 p.
let, permit, 588, 2711 ; Lat thou
(Lett >ou), let thou, 724 ; Lat
(Latt), let, 2888 r Latt, let, 581 ;
(Lat), 865, 1014 ; Lat, 102, 355 ;
Lat ane (Lett be), let (it) alone, let
(it) be, 2688 ;
God lat, God grant,
364; Lat, let him, 997; Latis,
imp. pi. let, 4413 ; Lattes (Lettes),
imp. pi. let, bid, 2579.
Late, adj. late, 1736, 5051 ; On late,
lately, 3549, 4394 ; Opon late (On
Lite), lately, 2331.
Late, adv. lately, 2705, 3434, 4221.
Late, s. lightning, 553. See laite in
Gloss, to the Troy-Book. Icel.
leiptr.
Late, s. aspect, manner, 491 ; voice,
song, 4384 ;
Latis, pi. gestures,
port, 162, 4743, 5184; outward
habits, 4664 ; behaviour (of the
onlookers), 3998. Icel. Iceti.
Latens, Latin, lit. of the Latins,
5652,
Lathely, adj. loathly, hideous, 491.
See Laylhely.
Lathely (Lothly), adv. loathingly,
2931.
Latbire, adj. comp. leather, more
loath, 1258.
Lathis, imp. pl. loathe, abhor, 5115.
(Lathys), pr. 8. invites, 1828. A.S.
laiian.
Latino, adj. Latin, 4709, 5073.
Latoun, 3. latten, a mixed metal,
4464.
Lattire, adj. comp. latter, 3891. See
Neuer.
Laue, adj. drooping, 4748. Cf. Icel.
la/a, to droop, dangle as a flap.
'• Lave-eared, long-eared Halli-
;
well.
(Lnug]ityn), pt. pl. drew. 801. See
Lache, La^t.
Launce, s. lance, 1325. See Lance.
Launde, 8. plain, open space, lawn,
4818.
Law, adv. low, 2289 ;
(Lawe), 2362 ;
Lawe, lowly, humbly, 196, 495,
1012, 1620.
Lawe, adj. low, 1868 ; On lawe, low
down, below, 199, 728; (In law),
3261, 3553. See Low.
Lawe, s. law, 1546, 1582, 1682,
3402; (Law), 1568; Lawis
(Lawez), pl. laws, 2996.
Lawe, s. mountain, hill, 4812, 4887,
5485, 5514
;
(Low), 1090.
Lawene,25j3.broughtlow,humiliated,
3293.
(Lawer), adv. comp. lower, 2714 ;
Lawere, 5406.
Lawes, pr. s. lows, bellows, 4744.
Lawest, adj. superl. lowest, worst,
2092.
Lawid, pt. 8. glowed, 226. Icel.
loga.
Lawly, adv. lowly, humbly, 3172.
Lawnes (Lownys), s. lowness, littleness,
2706.
Lay, s. faith, religious belief, 3425.
Lay, pt. 8. lay, 3230. See also Lies.
Layd, pt. s. laid, stretched, 778*;
pp. laid, 507.
Layke, s. play, 385. See Laike.
Lays, pZ. lays, 6.
Layte, v. seek, 372. See Laite.
Laythely (Lothlyche), adj. loathly,
dreadful, 3230. See Lathely.
Laythly, adv. with loathing, 1709,
3985.
Lagand, pres.part. laughing, merry,
4367 ; Lsi^es, pr. 8. 2725, 3760.
La^e, s. law, 4306 ; custom, 4402 ;
Of a laje, by a law, with good
reason, 4666 ; Lajes, pl. laws,
4007, 4222 ; observances, 4412.
La^t, pt. 8. took, 77 ; Lait leue, took
leaue, 331 ;
La3t his leue, 5232 ;
Lajt (Laghtyn), pt.pl. drew, 3193
h-d-^t, pp. seized, conquered, taken,
4394 ;
Lajt (Laght), caught, 2807 ;
derived, 2522 ;
(Laughten), taken,
2028.
Laiter, laughter, 96 ; La3tir, 5S03 ;
(Laughter), 2197.