Linonian.
Wendic: a dialect of Slavonic, same as Polabian; formerly vernacular in Luneberg.
Lipan.
American: spoken by tribes of Apache in Texas, classed as Athabascan, and also called Lapanas. See “Jnl. Ethnol. Soc.,” London, 1850.
Lithuanian.
(1) A language classed as Wendic, and closely allied to Lettish. It is the vernacular language of old Lithuania, as now spoken in the Russian governments of Kovno, Wilna Grodno, and in E. Prussia. Kurschat: “Lithauischen Wörterbuch,” Halle, 1870.
(2) Dialects are called Polish-Lithuanian or Samogetic. See Grammar by Staniewicz, Wilna, 1829. Prussian-Lithuanian; Pott: “De Borusso-Lithuanicæ,” Halle, 1837. See [Crivingian].
Lithuanic.
Class name for the Lettic division of the Wendic family of languages.
Liudin-Kiele.