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Proto-IE: *leyǝs-
Meaning: furrow, track
Latin: līra f. `die Furche im Ackerbeet'
Russ. meaning: борозда, след
Proto-IE: *lēd- (~ -ā-)
Meaning: to weaken, to tire (tr.)
Old Greek: l[ē]déō <lēdẹ̄̂n> `уставать, утомляться' (Hsch.), aor. ptc. lēdḗsas (Hsch.)
Latin: lassus, -a `lass, müde, abgespannt'
Albanian: ĺoɵ `mache müde', ĺoδem `werde mühe'
Russ. meaning: ослаблять, утомлять
References: WP II 394 f
Proto-IE: *lēg(')-
Meaning: doctor
Celtic: OIr liaig, gen. lego `Artzt'
Russ. meaning: врач
Proto-IE: *lēg(')h-
Meaning: law
Germanic: *lag-a-n
Latin: lēx, -gis 'Gesetzt'
Other Italic: Osk ligud `lēge'
Russ. meaning: закон
References: WP II 424 f (differently in Pok.)
Comments: The Italic forms must be from *lēgh- (so Germ < *lǝgh-).
Proto-IE: *lēg'h-
Meaning: low, low place
Russ. meaning: низкий, низина
Proto-IE: *lēibh-
Meaning: weak
Russ. meaning: слабый
Proto-IE: *lē̆, *lay
Meaning: part.
Germanic: *lai: OE lā, OHG lē 'da!"
References: WP I 84 f
Proto-IE: *lēn-
Meaning: soft, lazy
Latin: lēnis, -e `gelind, sanft, mild'
Russ. meaning: мягкий, квелый, ленивый
Proto-IE: *lēt-
Meaning: warm season
Celtic: Gaul lat... im Kalender von Coligny; Ir laithe `Tag'
Russ. meaning: теплое время года
Proto-IE: *lēt-
Meaning: heat (of animals)
Celtic: *lōto- > Ir lāth `Brunst der Tiere'; Cymr llawd `subatio'
Russ. meaning: течка (у животных)
Proto-IE: *lēw-
Meaning: to leave
Russ. meaning: оставлять
Proto-IE: *lēy-, *lēi-d-
Meaning: to leave, to let
Old Greek: laidrḗ = thraseĩa (Hsch.); lēdeĩn = kopiãn, kekmēkénai (Hsch.)
Albanian: ? l'ōɵ 'mache müde'
Russ. meaning: оставлять
References: WP II 395 f
Proto-IE: *lip-
Meaning: to stick, to glue
Tokharian: A, B lip- 'remain, be left over' (Adams 555)
Old Indian: limpáti, pf. lilepa, riripúḥ, pass. lipyate, ptc. liptá-, riptá- `to smear, anoint; to stick, adhere'; lepa- m. `smearing; ointment', répas- n. `spot, stain', riprá- n. `dirt'
Old Greek: adv. lípa `fett, glänzend', lípas n., lípos n. `Fett', liparó- `fett, (von Öl oder Salbe) glänzend, fruchtbar'
Latin: lippus, -a `triefäugig, triefend'
Russ. meaning: лепить, клеить
Proto-IE: *lit-
Meaning: to sacrify, to pray
Old Greek: lítomai̯, líssomai̯, aor. litésthai̯, lísasthai̯ `bitten, flehen', litanó- `bittend', litǟ́ `Bitte, Gebet',
Latin: litāre `unter günstigen Vorzeichen opfern'; einen günstigen Ausgang geben (vom Opfer)'; besänftigen; etwas rächen'
Russ. meaning: приносить жертву, молиться
References: WH
Proto-IE: *litw-
Meaning: curved stick; bones in a joint
Latin: lituus, -ī m. `Krummstab der Auguren'
Russ. meaning: кривая палка; кости при суставе
References: WP I 158
Proto-IE: *līg-
Meaning: image, likeness; similar
Russ. meaning: образ, подобие; подобный
Proto-IE: *līn-
Meaning: flax
Old Greek: líno-n n. `Lein, -pflanze, Flachs, Leinwand, Linnen, leinenes Bettlaken, (leinener) Faden, Angelschnur, Netz'
Latin: līnum, gen. -ī n. `Lein, Flachs; Faden; Leinwand', linteum `Leinwand, leinene Decke', līnea f. `Leine, leinener Faden; Schnur; Strich, Linie; Umriss, Skizze'
Celtic: OIr līn `Netz', Ir līon `Flax, Netz'; Cymr llin `Flachs, Lein'; lliain, lēine `Hemd' ( < *leiniā ?), Corn lien `Leinen'; Bret lien `Leinen'
Albanian: li, gen. liri (geg. linji) m. `flax'
Russ. meaning: растение (лен)
Proto-IE: *līn-
Meaning: a k. of fish (tench ?)
Old Greek: linéu̯-s (~ -ī-) m. `kestréu̯s, Seebarbe'
Russ. meaning: рыба (линь)
References: WP II 389 f
Proto-IE: *loid-
Meaning: to play
Old Greek: 3 sg. lízdei̯ `páidzei' (Hsch.), lói̯doro- `schimpfend, der Laster', loi̯doréō `schmähen, schimpfen, schelten, lästern'
Latin: lūdō, -ere, lūsī, -sum `spielen, tanzen, tändeln, verspotten', lūdus, -ī m. (OLat loidos) `Spiel, Schauspiel; Schule; Kurzweil, Scherz, Spass''
Russ. meaning: играть
Proto-IE: *lord-
Meaning: cripple, lame
Armenian: pl. lorch-kh, gen. lorchi-ch `convulsio partium in posteriora, partium posteriorum distentio'
Old Greek: lordó- `mit dem Oberkörper rückwarts gekrümmt, mit einwarts gebogenem Rücken'
Celtic: Gael loirc f. `missgestaltet Fuss', lorcach, lurcach `lahm am Fuss'
Russ. meaning: с искривленным телом, хромой
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