[lîf-gedâl], st. n., separation from life: nom. sg., [842].
[lîf-gesceaft], st. f., fate, destiny: gen. pl.-gesceafta, [1954], [3065].
[lîf-wraðu], st. f., protection for one's life, safety: acc. sg. lîf-wraðe, [2878]; dat. sg. tô lîf-wraðe, [972].
[lîf-wyn], st. f., pleasure, enjoyment, joy (of life): gen. pl. lîf-wynna, [2098].
[lîg], st. m. n., flame, fire: nom. sg., [1123]; dat. instr. sg. lîge, [728], [2306], [2322], [2342]; gen. sg. lîges, [83], [782]. See [lêg].
[lîg-draca], w. m., fire-drake, flaming dragon; nom. pl., [2334]. See [lêg-draca].
[lîg-egesa], w. m., horror arising through fire, flaming terror: acc. sg., [2781].
[lîge-torn], st. m., false, pretended insult or injury, fierce anger(?): dat. sg. äfter lîge-torne (on account of a pretended insult? or fierce anger? cf. Bugge in Zacher's Zeits. 4, 208), [1944].
[lîg-ýð], st. m., wave of fire: instr. pl. lîg-ýðum, [2673].
[león], st. v., to lend: pret. sg. þät him on þearfe lâh þyle Hrôðgâres (which H.'s spokesman lent him in need), [1457].