Listless
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 304
hat'les, adj. having no desire or wish carele uninterested, voary: indolent adv. Listle ly — List'le ne [From Lust and suffix -/rw.] [to alight. Lit, pa.t ami pa p. of Light, to lighten, and Light, Litany, lit'a-m, a praying a form of supplication in public worship [Fr.— L. litania—Gr, — litaneta lire, a prayer Literal, ht'cr-al, adj according to the letter plain not figurative or metaphorical following the letter or exact meaning, word for word — adr Literally.—;:. Lit'eralne . [Fr —L. htcrahs — liter a, a letter.] Literary, ht'er-ar-i, adj belonging to letters or learning: pertaining to men of letters derived from learning skilled m learning consisting of written or printed compositions. [L hterarius
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