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lauev. n.to be equal, or adequate; iklauo, to be unequal; iklauot ia, v. a. i., to decay; to decrease; to lessen.
lauechiv. t.to equal, to do as much, or to do as well; chiklauecho, you do not do as much or as well as he; lauinchi, nasal form; iklauecho, a., not to equal; inadequate; unequal; unable; iklauechokechi, v. t., to decrease; to diminish; to lessen; to palliate.
lauechi kʋt ikonon.inability.
layan.a lawyer (an imitation of the English word); an attorney at law.
lʋbahan.jabber.alsolʋbbaha
lʋbahan.a jabberer.
lʋbahahanchiv. a. i.to keep jabbering.
lʋbahahanchin.a rattle; a rattling.
lʋbʋhachiv. a. i.to jabber; lʋbahanchi.
lʋbbiv. a. i., v. t.to touch with the tongue; to eat with the fingers, as honey or grease, first dipping the fore finger into the honey, etc.alsooklʋbbi
lʋbbiv. t.to sop.
lʋbbin.sop.
lʋblia.choked up; stopped up, as the throat or a pipe; closed up, as the ears or heart, in a figurative sense.
lʋbliv. n.to be choked up.
lʋbliv. a. i.to choke up; to fill up, as a pipe.
lʋblichiv. t.to choke it up; to stop up; to obstruct, Gen. 19:11; nishkin a̱ lʋblichi.
lʋchaa.wet; moist; damp; soggy.
lʋchav. n.to be wet, damp, or moist.
lʋchav. a. i.to relent; to give.
lʋchapp.wetted; moistened; drenched; imbrued; irrigated.
lʋchan.wetness.
lʋchaliv. t.to wet; to moisten; to drench; to imbrue; to irrigate; to water.
lʋlliv. t.to beat, as gold; tʋli holisso lakna lʋlli, 1 Kings 10:16; lʋlla, pass., tʋli holisso lakna lʋlla, beaten gold, 1 Kings 10:17.