Lourenzo-marques.
African: dialect of Delagoa Bay.
⁂ There are considerable diversities, showing the survival of other elements. H. C. See [Tekeza].
Low-German, see [Dutch].
Low-Latin.
Name for the corrupted forms of Latin that survived the general use of the classical language of ancient Rome, chiefly used in many countries of Europe for legal, medical, and ecclesiastical purposes, and largely augmented from other languages, thence called Monkish and Dog-Latin. See Ducange’s Glossary by Henschel.
Low-Saxon.
Teutonic: branch of Platt-Deutsch or Low-German.
Loyalty Islands.
Melanesian: dialects are known as Lifu, Mare or Nengone, and Uea, forming a small group E. of New Caledonia. See Wallis’s Is.