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- λ488Λιβανωτίςrosemary frankincenseA plant.highshort
- λ489Λιβανωτόςfrankincense[libanoto/s is] the fruit of the frankincense-tree, but li/banos is the plant itself.highshort
- λ490ΛίβερναLiburnian, liburnianA type of boat. Light ships. "[He] having built thirty-oared runners after the model of Liburnians".highshort
- λ498Λίγδηνgrazing, in grazing manner[Meaning] not deeply, but on the surface.highshort
- λ500Λιγέωςshrilly[Meaning] piercingly/sharply. Also [sc. attested is] ligei/ws, [used] likewise.highshort
- λ502Λιγνύςmurky flame[Meaning] the sending up of smoke. Aristophanes [writes]: "murky flame will burn to ashes your body and the enfolding walls of your palace with Licymnian bolts". This Licymnius burned down some people's houses. And …highshort
- λ503Λιγόκρυτονharsh-rattling, loud-rattling[no gloss]highshort
- λ504Λιγότεροςmore shrill, rather shrill[Meaning] more/rather high-pitched.highshort
- λ505Λιγύμοχθοςshrill-distressedA nightingale is called this because of its distress and the lament that sweetly arises from it towards its child.highshort
- λ506Λιγυρώτατονmost shrill, very shrill[Meaning] most/very loud-rattling.highshort
- λ507Λιγὺςclear, shrill[ligu/s] and liguros: [both meaning] sweet, piercing.highshort
- λ509Λιγυφθόγγοιςclear-voicedMeaning [by] sweet-voiced [ones]. "No longer with clear-voiced wings will you sing, locust, sitting in fruitful furrows."highshort
- λ510Λιγύφωνοςclear-voiced[Meaning] sweet-voiced.highshort
- λ511Λιαινούσηςwarming[Meaning] making mild.highshort
- λ512ΛιθάζωI stone[Used] with an accusative. [It] also [means] I throw anything whatsoever of any kind. Arrian [writes]: "when Tatius had given the order, they started throwing the gold at the girl until, being continually wounded, …highshort
- λ513Λιθείαςmarble, stone-made[Meaning] expensive, the ones [sc. also] called liqe/as.highshort
- λ514Λίθειος πύλη Λίθιοςstone gateBut [sc. also attested is] 'stone' chair.highshort
- λ515Λίθιναι ὑδρίαι>20 διότι τὰ τριγενῆ προπαροξύνονταιstone water-jars[sc. The phrase is in this form] because the [adjectives] of three genders are accented proparoxytone, [thus in this instance] li/qinos, liqi/nh and li/qinon.highshort
- λ516ΛιθοδικτῶI stone-cast[sc. This verb comes] from the [verb] di/kw ["I cast"], [meaning] I throw.highshort
- λ517Λιθοκοπίαstone-cutting, stone-striking[Meaning] the strike [coming] out of stones.highshort
- λ518Λιθόλευστοςby stoning[Meaning] by being pelted with stones.highshort
- λ522ΛίθοςstoneIn the feminine h( li/qos. "The Avars demanded to be paid gold and silver and the precious [sc. kinds] of stones."highshort
- λ524Λιθουλκῆσαιto stone-drag[Meaning] to stand a votive offering on its base.highshort
- λ531Λικμητήρwinnower[Meaning] one possessing a winnowing-fan.highshort
- λ532Λικμήσονται Λικμῶthey will winnow[sc. This form comes from] I winnow, [spelled] with a kappa, in reference to the threshing-floor. But [sc. also attested is] lixmh/sontai [spelled] with a chi, [meaning] they will lick.highshort
- λ533Λικμᾶνto winnow[Meaning] to make grain pure. "To Demeter the Winnower and the Seasons that tread in the furrows Heronax from his scanty tilth offers a portion of the corn from his threshing-floor and [these] various …highshort
- λ534Λικμώντων Λικμῶof those winnowing[sc. From] I winnow, [meaning] I sift, I scatter. I shovel.highshort
- λ535Λίκνονwinnowing-fan[Meaning] a sieve, or winnowing-shovel. But some write it with a diphthong. "Having overturned the winnowing-fan lying on her knees, she ran off." Also [sc. attested is the related adjective] liknoeidh/s ["winnowing-fan-like"], [meaning] a …highshort
- λ539ΛιλαίομαιI desire earnestly[Meaning] I am eager [for].highshort
- λ540ΛιμαγχονῶI starve[Meaning] I choke. Also [sc. attested is] lima/ssw ["I am hungry"].highshort