Lichtly, S, to make light of.
“The lass that lichtlies may lament.”—Proverb.
Lilt, S and C, a lively tune or song; or, as a verb, to sing merrily.
“Now haste ye turn King David ower,
An’ lilt wi’ holy clangour.”
Burns.
It means also to rise on the toes in walking. Diomed’s walk had a lilt in it, as described by Ulysses, thus—
“I ken the manner of his gait,
He rises on the toe: that spirit of his
In aspiration lifts him from the earth.”