[lenge], adj., extending along or to, near (of time): nom. sg. neut. ne wäs hit lenge þâ gen (nor was it yet long), [83].
ge-lenge, adj., extending, reaching to, belonging: nom. sg. yrfe-weard ... lîce gelenge (an heir belonging to one's body), [2733].
[let], st. m., place of rest, sojourn? in comp. eo-let (voyage?).
[lettan], w. v., to hinder: pret. pl. (acc. pers. and gen. thing), þät syððan nâ ... brim-lîðende lâde ne letton (might no longer hinder seafarers from journeying), [569].
â-[lêdon]. See [â-lecgan].
[lêg], st. m., flame, fire: nom. sg. wonna lêg (the lurid flame), [3116]; swôgende lêg, [3146]; dat. sg. for dracan lêge, [2550]. See [lîg].
[lêg-draca], w. m., fire-drake, flaming dragon: nom. sg., [3041].
*[leahan, leán], st. v. w. acc. to scold, blame: pres. sg. III. lyhð, [1049]; pret. sg. lôg, [1812]; pret. pl. lôgon, [203], [863].
be-leán, to dissuade, prevent: inf. ne inc ænig mon ... beleán mihte sorhfullne sîð (no one might dissuade you twain from your difficult journey), [511].