لقا liḳā A s. f. 1. Act of meeting, seeing or fighting with any one. 2. (met.) Death. 3. The face, form, visage, countenance. ¶ luḳā, A roguish fellow, vain. ¶ لقا laḳḳā, s. m. A kind of pigeon.

لين دين len den S̱. (from لينا and دينا) s. m. Traf- fick, trade, barter, buying and selling.

لوهسار loh-sār S̱. s. f. An iron mine.

لالي پڙنا lāle paṛnā S̱. To be extremely desirous and unable fully to express oneʼs wishes. Mīr says:-- اس اسيري کي نه کوٴي اي صبا پالي پڙي ايک نظرگل ديکهني کي بهي همين لالي پڙي Is asīrī ke na koʼī, ai ṣabā! pāle paṛe; yak naz̤ar gul dekhne ke bhī hameṅ lāle paṛe. Oh zephyr! may no one fall into such bonds as these; I long to distraction for one look of the rose.

لونا launā S̱. (लवन r. लू Cut off) 1. s. m. Ba- lancing, making scales equal. 2. v. a. To reap. ¶ lonā (लवनी) s. m. Name of a fruit. (Annona reticulata).

لوٿها lauṭhā H s. m. (dakh. i. q. جوان) Young man.

لويا liwaiyā H (from لينا lenā) s. m. Taker.

لپانک lapānak H adj. Slender, thin.

لينڐها lenḍhā H s. m. 1. Smut, mildew. 2. A flock of goats or sheep, a pack of dogs.

لوط laut̤ A s. m. 1. Any thing agreeable to the heart, an inclination, affection. 2. A cloak. 3. A man expert and expeditious in business. 4. Joining, bringing together (friends, &c.).