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The Record Interpreter.
- libitina:—a bier, a hearse.
- libra:—a pound, in weight or money.
- librarium:—a library.
- librarius:—a scribe; a librarian.
- lihrata terræ:—land worth 20s. yearly; 4 oxgangs, or 52 acres.
- librillare:—to chatter; to babble.
- liceæ:—lists; barriers.
- licentiare:—to give leave; to take leave of.
- licentiatio:—leave.
- licere:—to license.
- lichinius:—the wick of a candle.
- lichinus:—a candlestick.
- lichitus:—an oil flask.
- liciæ:—lists; barriers.
- liciarium:—a bid, in dealing.
- liciatorium:—a loom.
- licitamentum:—a bid.
- liemarius:—a lymehound.
- liga:—a league, a confederation.
- ligamen:—a bond; an oath.
- igancia:—allegiance, homage.
- ligatus:—a liegeman.
- ligeancia:—allegiance; breach of allegiance.
- ligeus, ligius:—liege; lawful; simple, unconditioned.
- lignagium:—the right of cutting fuel in woods.
- lignamen:—timber.
- lignarius:—a wharfinger.
- ligniculum:—a small image of wood.
- lignile:—a wooden cupboard.
- lignipodium:—a wooden leg; a stilt.
- ligula:—a fillet, a file.
- limas:—an apron.
- limbus:—a shallow boat; a punt.
- liminiscus:—a point or stop in a MS.
- limo:—a cartshaft.
- limus:—an apron.
- lina lintea:—" Anglice lynnen yarne." (Pat. 8 Jac. I., pt. 5, No. 3.)
- linare:—to line.
- linarium:—a place where flax is grown.
- linealiter:—in a straight line.
- lineare:—to lino.
- lingius:—of linen.
- lingua:—loin.
- linguaris miles:—a pursuivant; a knight of the tongue, i.e. a lawyer, &c, as opposed to a knight of the sword, a soldier.
- liniare:—to line.
- linteamen, linthiamen:—linen stuff; a sheet; an apron; a neckerchief; a ruffband.
- linura:—lining.
- linus:—clay.
- lipsana:—relics.
- liquiritia:— liquorice.
- lira:—a measure of land (Yorkshire).
- liripipium:—the tail of a hood, or the peak of a shoe.
- lista:—an edge; a strip; a catalogue; lists for a tournament.
- lisura:—list (of cloth).
