لٿنا luṭnā S̱. (r. लुट Plunder) v. n. To be plun- dered, to be squandered.

لـﮩان luhān S̱. (from لوهو lohū, q. v.) adj. Bloody.

لوا liwā A (from لوي) s. m. A standard, a banner.

ليپڙي līpṛī H s. f. 1. A rag. 2. A small turband.

لبا libbā H s. m. A slap.

لغت lug̠ẖat A (from لغو To speak, especially vain or foolish things) s. f. 1. Tongue, speech, dialect, language. 2. Dictionary. 3. A word.

لوالانا liwā lānā S̱. v. a. To bring.

لچکنا lachaknā H v. n. To spring, to bend.

لنج lunj P adj. Lame of a hand or hands, having lost the use of hands and feet.

لڐو laḍḍū H s. m. A kind of sweetmeat, made chiefly of sugar, with the addition of cocoa-nut kernel rasped, and cream, and formed into the shape of large boluses or balls. من کي لڐوکهانا man ke laḍḍū khānā, To build castles in the air. ٿهگکي لڐو کها بيٿهنا ṭhag ke laḍḍū khā baiṭhnā, To be distracted, foolish, or intoxicated. (Spo- ken of one who talks or acts absurdly in oppo- sition to his usual good sense. An allusion taken from sharpers who join a party of travel- lers, and having got into their confidence, enter- tain them with sweetmeats impregnated with Datura, or other intoxicating drug; that they may rob them with impunity while under its stupifying influence).