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Old English words beginning with L

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This page lists the 29 words beginning with L in the Old English community dictionary. Each word has its own page with its full meaning and example sentence. This data is openly available at no cost for language preservation and research, with attribution to LanguageKnow. You can return to the home page or browse all languages at any time.

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29 words and 0 phrases — 29 entries in total.

Words (29)

L (29)

la (Old English) intj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

lo!, oh!, ah!

lac (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

play, sport

lad (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

carrying, bringing, leading

lam (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

clay, loam

lama (Old English) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

lame

land (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

land (dry portion of the Earth's surface)

lane (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

lane, narrow path

lang (Old English) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

long

lar (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

teaching, learning, education

last (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

footstep, track

late (Old English) adv Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

slow(ly)

lean (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

reward

leap (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

basket

leger (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

the state or action of lying, lying down, or lying ill

lent (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

lentil

leo (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

a lion

leogere (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

a liar

lid (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

ship, vessel

lida (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

sailor

lig (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

fire; flame

lira (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

fleshy part of the body without fat or bone; brawn; muscle

list (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

art; cunning, guile, craft

log (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

a place, stead

loppestre (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

lobster

los (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

loss

lox (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

lynx

lufu (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

love

lust (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

desire, pleasure, appetite, lust

lyre (Old English) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

loss, damage, destruction

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