The Bible in Spain, Vol. 2 [of 2] / Or, the Journeys, Adventures, and Imprisonments of an Englishman in an Attempt to Circulate the Scriptures in the Peninsula

by George Borrow

Lachipé. Rom. Silk. I cannot explain this word, unless it is connected with the following.

Lachó, fem. Lachí. Rom. Good. P. ii. 329; A. 49; Pp. 328; M. viii. 4.

Ladrões. Port. Plur. of ladrão, a thief. Lat. latro.

Laloré. Rom. The Portuguese. Laloró, the red land. Eng. Rom. Lotto (cf. Jackanapes, p. 28). P. i. 54, ii. 338; Pp. 328, 339; M. viii. 8.

Lapurrac. Basque. The thieves.

Largo. Port. A square, or public place in a town.

Lectura. Span. Reading.

Len. Rom. A river. Len baro, the great river; Wady al Kebir, the Guadalquivir. P. ii. 336; Pp. 333; M. viii. 6.

Levantarse. Span. and Port. To raise one’s self, rise.

Le. Span. To him.