Lithe:listen.Icelandic -alyoa,to listen.
Liveray:what is 'livre,'or delivered,as a 'livree'of clothes,food,etc.
Lodge:dwelling in a forest,as originally made of boughs and leaves.
Lough:laughed.
Lourdain:blockhead.
Lown:loon,dull,base fellow.
Makis:husbands.
Male:bag.
Manople:a large gauntlet protecting hand and fore-arm.
March parti:border side.
Masars:bowls or goblets.
May:maid.
Meany:meynie:body of retainers,or domestic following.
Meet:narrow.First English -maete,little.
Met:mete:measured.
Mister:need.
Mo:more.
Mort:the _disibledevent=the participial prefix ge-(g being pronounced like y before the weak vowel e).So y-dight:y-granted:
y-slaw:I-nocked.
Yede:yode:First English -eode,went.
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