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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 305
lu'l, adj. (comp Le super! Least; small in quantity or extent, weak, poor; brief — that which is small in quantity or extent a small spare.— adv in a small quantity or degree not much —« Littlene [A S lytel Ice. lit Q Tier, lust Goth. Je/tils.] Littoral, lit'or-al, adj belonging to the tea-shore — the strip of land along the shore. (L lithe:, •or is, the shore [liturgies. Liturgies, li-tur'jiks, the doctrine or theory Llturgist, lit'ur-jisi, one who adheres to or has a knowledge of liturgies. Liturgy, lit'ur-ji, n the form of service or estab- — lished ritual bf a church adjs Litur'glc, glcal. [Fr. —Gr. leitourgia—lei/os, public — laos, the people, and ergo, to work, do
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