Proto-Germanic: *liuta-, *liutī-, *luta-n, *lutōn- vb.
Meaning: deceive, hate
Gothic: pl. liutai `jugglers, cheats'; un-liut-s (a) `unhypocritical, sincere'; liuta m. `hypocrite'; liutī f. (n) `hypocrisy, treachery'; us-lutōn wk. `mislead'
Old Norse: ljōt-r `hässlich, furchtbar', lǖta wk. `hässlich machen; lästern'
Norwegian: ljot; lüta vb.
Swedish: dial. ljot, ljut
Old English: lot n. `Betrug', lytig `hinterlistig'
Old Frisian: liāt `leugenachtig'
East Frisian: Fris liette
Dutch: leut, leute f. `grap, pret'
