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11.5.1 l-t ( Listen fl-t, 6.2.26.1 )

Icel.(o.liter.)lettrlightness
Svensklättlight, easy
Lith.litétiLettish làiti to touch lightly
Russianletat'to fly
Russiansletat'to fly off
Slk.letacka(and numerous var.) butterfly
Pol.lataczCommon Tern, 97 (bouncing flight)
Pol.podloteknestling
Sbc.poletarnestling (fluttering)
Pol.zletkalightly, without due consideration
Russianslëtflock of birds
Russianslëtoknestling
Sbc.letjetito fly
Lettishlidot, salidotto fly
Sbc.izletflight
Lettishlidinàtiesflutter
Sbc.oblécavatito fly around
Lith.liaudispeople (group of people in movement), cf. pópoloð6.2.23.
Russianljudiid.
Germ.leuteid.
Lith.liáudisid.
Lettishlautito let
Engl.letto allow, cf. Germ. lassenð11.2.
Ital.liétaflame without smoke, cf. liepsnað11.1.
Ital.liétosunny, gay
Ital.lietezza, letíziagaiety
Franç.liesseid.
Alb.lojtarinstable, mad. Related to the same group are Alb. lojc "vacillating, changing, restless, fickle", lojnash "relating to games", French lunatique "whimsical". Cf. Span. locoð11.2.
Engl.loiterto loaf
Engl.lootpillerð6.2.1.
Skr.lotabooty, spoils
Lith.liutaslion: the looter
Sbc.ljutviolent, prompt
Sbc.ljutacGoshawk, 224
Franç.lutterto fight
Lettishlautito fight, cf. luctareð11.2.
Anc.Greekeleûtherosfree
Franç.lutinsprite, imp French espritfolletð6.2.6.; farfadetð6.2.18.
Franç.VS:Annivierslóta-cawaWhite Wagtail, 313
Franç.: Bagnes (VS)lötagrasshopper
Franç.: Fully (VS)liètaid.
Germ.: VSlatüochilizardð11.2.
Engl.float(prosth. /f/) vacillate, be buoyant
Roman.clâti(prosth. /k/) to shake, move, agitate
Ital.claudicareto limpð11.1.
Germ.klettento climb, cf. liptið11.1.

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