Joh.  xv.  1 6

laesu,*  3yC  pasture,    lease,    com-
mon ;   g.  d.  ace.    Iseswe,    laese.
Joh.  x.  9  ;   6 1 :9.
laeswian,  *  to  pasture,  feed;  trans.
and  intrans. ;    ic  laeswige  ;    p.
-ode  ;    pp.  -od  ;   pr.  p.    laeswi-

gende.     61:12.
Isetan*  (7),  to  let,  leave,  dismiss,

suffer,  cast  (a  net)  ;  he  Iset  ;  p.
let ;  //.  leton  ;  pp.  laeten.    Joh.
xxi.  6  ;  60:23.  •
laetanias  (Za/.),  acc.pl.  litanies.
m.
laeten n,    to  think,  judge,  esteem.
O.  79.
laewed,*   lewd,   ignorant,    laical,

lay.     67:1.
laewedd,  lewd,  lay,  ignorant.    O.
55-
laefcest,    lofest,    most   loathsome,

odious,  hateful.     L.
laeten,   //.  laws.     L.  793.      the

word  here  means  blows.
laf,  *  3/1  what  is  left,  remainder,

residue.      63:3  ;    66:26.
laf  (A.  S.  hlafj,  loaf;  pi.  lafess.
O.  11626,  11788.
laferrd    (A.   S.    hlaTord),    lord,

master.     0.
laferrdinngess,      lordings.        O.
11679.
laferrdom    (A.   S.  hlaforddm),

lordship,  dominion.     0.11851.
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GLOSSARY.
406


laffdi},  lady.     0.  12026.
lafte,  p.s.  left,  failed.     C.  494.
lahht,  pp.    See  lacchenn.
lai,  p.s.  lay.     L.
lamb,*  2n.  lamb  ;  //.lamb.  Joh.
i.  29,  36;  xxi.  16,  17.
*


land,*    2#.    /<2;z</,    country  ;  pi.
land.
lang,  *  /foft^,  /#///   comp.  lengra,

-e,  -e;  super  L  lengest,  also,  lon-

gest.
lang    uppo  (A.  S.  £^lang,   ge-

leng),  along  of,    owing  to,   be-

cause of.     O.  1  1  7.
lange,  *  adv.  long,  far.
langsum,*       longsome,        long,

tedious.     73:29.
lape,   to  lap  (as  a  dog).     P.  P.
207.
lapped,  wrapt.     P.  C.  136.
lar,*  £f.  lore,  learning,  doctrine,

instruction;  counsel.     59:24.16

lare,  for  instruction.     65:6.
lare,    lore,   instruction,    learning.
O.   14,    118,    124,    258,    322,

11924.
Jareow,*  2m.  teacher,  doctor,  mas-
~ter.     59:19;   69:10.
large,    adv.    freely,    licentiously.
c.  736.
largeliche,   liberally.     R.
largesse    (per  sonified).     Bounty.
