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- λ585Λιπαροκρήδεμνοςbright-veiled… a valuable veil. "Bright-veiled Charis — if we may quote Homer — wrought you with her own hands."
- λ151ΛαυκανίηgulletEpic word: see e.g. Homer, Iliad 22.325, with scholion. Broadly similar entry in other lexica, including Apollonius' Homeric Lexicon; see the references at Photius lambda118 Theodoridis. See again lambda 315.
- λ425Λήϊνανthey smoothedThe headword is probably a hyperdialectal spelling of the Homeric unaugmented aorist lei/hnan: see Homer, Odyssey 8.260 (web address 1); cf. scholion on this verse. For the verb leai/nw or leiai/nw, see also lambda …
- λ428Ληΐσατοseized as plunder… aorist form of it occurs in, and is quoted from, Homer, Iliad 18.28 (web address 1). Compare also Homer, Odyssey 1.398 (where meter requires the spelling lhi+/ssato; the Suda's spelling also features in the …
- λ430Ληϊστόςto be seized as booty… headword occurs in the nominative plural (applying to livestock) in Homer, Iliad 9.406 (quoted at lambda 356).
- λ355ΛειανέωI will smoothThe headword form occurs in Homer, Iliad 15.261; the definition given occurs (with the addition of o(malo/s, and in the feminine) in the scholia ad loc., as well as the Etymologicum Genuinum and Hesychius.
- λ624ΛιτοίμηνI might pray… -- optative, first person singular, of li/tomai -- occurs in Homer, Odyssey 14.406 (web address 1), where a scholion glosses it with i(keteu/saimi "I might supplicate". cf. lambda 610, lambda 612, lambda 616.
- λ587Λιπαρῶςpersistently… of lambda 583. [1] Differently glossed in the scholia to Homer, Odyssey 4.210, where it occurs. [2] An approximation of Josephus, Jewish War 7.107-8 (the headword liparw=s, here omitted, occurs before e)gkeime/nwn): web address …
- λ208Λαῖφοςlaiphos… folk etymology li/an fai/nesqai "very much to be seen"); Apollonius' Homeric Lexicon and Hesychius as just "cloth" (with one ms of Hesychius adding "namely, sail"); and the Synagoge, Photius, and the Lexica Segueriana as …
- λ467Ληρεῖςyou are babbling… is the figura etymologica, which was common in Greek, particularly Homeric Greek.
- λ834Λύματαfilths, excrements, off-scourings… defined as kaqa/rmata in Erotian (and as perikaqa/rmata in Apollonius' Homeric Lexicon); and the full definition occurs elsewhere (see the references at Photius lambda465 Theodoridis). [2] Also quoted at tau 464, which relates to …