Leve, s. leave, 314.
Lever me were, it would be preferable for me, I would rather, 621.
Lewed, adj. ignorant, common, poor, 505.
Lewte, s. loyalty, fidelity, 657. Cf. F. leauté, loyalty, Cotgrave. From O. F. leal, Lat. legalis.
Leyde, pt. s. laid, 125; Leyd, pp. 162.
Lighte, pt. s. alighted, 196, 611.
Litheth, imp. pl. hearken ye, listen ye, 1, 169, 289, 341, 769. Icel. hlýða, to listen, from hljóð, a sound.
Liven, v. live, 12, 27; Livede, pt. s. 9; Liveden, pt. pl. 899.
Liverey, s. allowance, 514. 'Livrée, a delivery of a thing that is given, the thing so given, a livery.' Cotgrave.
Lixt, 2 pr. s. liest, 297. So also in P. Plowman, B. v. 163.