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- λ579Λιπαρεῖimportunes[Meaning he/she/it] entreats. The [syllable] li [is] long. "Clinging, begging and importuning Euripides."
- λ632Λιχμήσονταιthey will lick[sc. Spelled] with a chi, [meaning] they will lick. "Then the lions, after licking the bodies of the saints all over [....]." But likmw= ["I winnow"] [spelled] with a kappa [is used] in reference …
- λ641Λογίαcollection[Note] that the divine Chrysostom in his interpretation of the Epistle to the Corinthians calls the collection "logia", saying, "But concerning the collection for the benefit of the saints [...]."
- λ643Λογίαιcollections[Meaning] selections, offerings. Also [sc. attested is] lo/gion ["saying"], [meaning] the divine promise, and the inspired Scripture. Also [sc. attested is] lo/gos ["word"]. David [says]: "my soul submitted to your word." But [the adjective] …
- λ644ΛογίζωI reckon[Meaning] I examine. Also [sc. attested is] logi/somai ["I will reckon"], [meaning] I will vote again, I will reconsider. Also [sc. attested is] logiou=mai ["I will reckon"], [meaning] I will count, I will vote. …
- λ650Λογισταίcalculators, arithmetic teachers, auditors[Meaning] the systematisers and calculators. Also [sc. attested is the related verb] logi/somai ["I will calculate"], [meaning] I will recount, I will enumerate.
- λ652Λογιστεῦσαιto calculate[Meaning] to count up, to measure. "Not being able or not being willing to calculate what has been done and to hate what was done badly."
- λ682ΛουκᾶςLukeLuke the evangelist has 83 sections, [but] 348 chapters.
- λ683ΛουκιανόςLoukianos, Lucianus, LucianOf Samosata, nicknamed blasphemer or slanderer, or better to say godless, because in his dialogues he ridiculed the things said about the divine. He lived in the time of the Emperor Trajan and later. …
- λ685ΛουκιανὸςLoukianos, Lucianus, Lucian[Lucian] the martyr; this man was from Samosata in Syria, born in the upper class. In his youth he met a certain man called Makarios, who lived in Edessa and gave explanatory lectures on …
- λ759Λοιμοίplagues, pests[Meaning] those who not only defile themselves but also share their defilement with others.
- λ772Λύγισμαsprain[Meaning] a base sound, a disgusting song; [that is] what Alexandrians say. [sc. Also attested is the related verb] lugi/zei ["he/she/it twists"]. "But he was turning songs, as many as Nero was twisting and …
- λ788ΛυαῖοςLyaios, LyaeusA proper name. The man killed by St Nestor.
- λ842ΛύωI release[Used] with a genitive. "But now the rivers having been released from their winter channels [...]." But [sc. also] with the accusative: "loose every bond of injustice."
- λ876ΛυτρωτήςredeemerDavid says: "o Lord, my helper and my redeemer". [He is] 'Lord' as maker and creator, and 'helper' as one who has given the aid of the law: for law, he says, he has …
- λ879Λυχνιτάριονruby[no gloss]