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Lantern denotes either "a torch" or "a lantern" (from phaino, "to cause to shine...
Language primarily "a conversation, discourse" (akin to dialegomai, "to discours...
Lane in earlier Greek meant "the force or rush or swing of a moving body;" in la...
Land in one of its usages, denotes (a) "land" as distinct from sea or other wate...
Lampstand is mistranslated "candlestick" in every occurrence in the AV and in ce...
Lamp denotes "a torch" (akin to lampo, "to shine"), frequently fed, like, a "lam...
Lament * For LAMENT and LAMENTATION see, BEWAIL
Lame * For LAME see HALT
Lamb a noun the nominative case of which is found only in early times, occurs in...
Lama is the Hebrew word for "Why?" (the variant lema is the Aramaic form), Mat 2...
Lake "a lake," is used (a) in the Gospels, only by Luke, of the Sea of Galilee, ...
Laid * For LAID see LAY
Lady is the person addressed in 2Jo 1:1 , 2Jo 1:5 . Not improbably it is a prope...
Lading "a burden, load" (a diminutive of phortos, "a load," from phero, "to bear...
Lade, Laden signifies (a) "to heap on" (from soros, "a heap," not in the NT; in ...
Lad * For LAD, in Joh 6:9 , see CHILD, A, No. 6