Lissome
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 304
lis'um, adj. Same as Lithesome. List, n. a stripe or border of cloth. [A S. Ice. hit a, Ger. Icistc border List, ILt, n an edge or border a catalogue or — roll v to place in a list or catalogue to engage for the public service, as soldiers. [Orig, a strip, as of parchment, hence a roll, a of names, Fr l/stc—O. Ger. list a, Ger. leiste, stripe, border A S list, and ong. the same word as the above List, n a line inclosing a piece of ground, esp for combat '—pi. Lists, the ground inclosed for a contest. -To enter the lists, to engage in contest. [Fr. hec, It hzza— Low L. Ikite, barriers of unknown origin,] List, v to h.»ve pleasure in: to desire: to like or please to choose. [A.S lystan, to desire lust pleasure Dut. and Ger. lust, pleasure.] List, v.t or v tlun. of Listen. Listen, hs'n, v to htar or attend to. v to give car or hcaiken. to follow ad.ice. [A.S. hhstun —hlyst, hearing, from Jilust, the ear; Ice. his ta, L duo, Gr. kluO, to hear, W. clust, an ear bee Loud, Listener, hs'n-or, n one who listens or hearkens.
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