6. From lagga and moths. '



From laggs.
Laggb, adj. long (on^ uted wM

ref. to time), Ln. 8. 27j 18. 4;

swa lagga awe, so long as, Hk.
2. 19; hwan logg mel, faow long,

Mk. 9. 21. Der. laggei, la^a-

modei. [Q. D. Umg; E. long.]
Lagjan, vb. to lay, set, place,

Mk. 6. 56; 10. 16; 15. 19; La.
9. 44, dbc. ; — lagjan ana, to lay



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apon, Mat. 27. 48; Mk. 5. 23.
Der, ana-, af-, at-, ga-, faur-,

afar-, us-lagjan ; lageins. Cf, li-

gan. [G. legen; D. leggen; E. lay.^
Laian, vh, with dot (pt t. lailo,

pp, laian s), to revile, Jo. 9.
28. [A. S. ledn^ ledhan,']
Laiba, str, eh. /. a thing left, a

leaving, remnant, Mk. 8. 8;

Rom. 9. 27; see next word,
Laibjan*, vh, to leave, in cofHp.
bi-laibjan, q. v.
Laigaion, sb, a legion (from Gk.
XeyBoiv\ Mk. 5. 9, 15.
Laigon*, vb. to lick, in comp, bi-

laigon, q. v. [G. lecken; D.
Wcken; E. tick.]
Laikan, r^. (pt. t. lailaik, pp.
laikans), to skip or leap for joy, '

Lu. 1. 41, 44; 6. 23. Der. bUai-

kan, laiks. [O. E. laik^ to play.]
Laks, 8tr. sb. m. (pi. laikos), a

sport, a dance, a dancing, Lu.
15. 25. [Cf. E. 'a lark\ i. e.
a sport, frolic]
Laiktjo, wk. sb.f. a lesson, read-
ing; written in the margin oppo-

eite 1 Cor. 15. 58; 2 Cor. 3.
4; &c. [Lat. lectio.]
Lailair, I leapt; from laikan.
Lailoun, they reviled; see laian.
Lailot, I let; from letan, q. v.
Lais, lit. I have learnt; hence^ I

know ; from leisan.
Laisareis, str. sb. m. a teacher,

master, Mat. 8. 19; 9. 11; 10.
24; <&c. Der. witoda-laisareis.
