لانپ lāmp H s. f. Bound, leap, spring.

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.

لي پڙنا le-paṛnā S̱. v. a. 1. To lie with, coire. 2. To involve another in oneʼs disgrace.

ليوا ديئي lewā-deʼī S̱. (from لينا and دينا) s. f. Traffick, trade, taking and giving.

لذت laẕẕat A s. f. Pleasure, enjoyment, delight, flavour, deliciousness, taste, savour, sweetness. (Plur. لذّات). لذت ياب laẕẕat-yāb, Finding pleasure.

لوکواٴي lūkwāʼī S̱. (from उल्का) s. f. Conflagra- tion.

لنگراٴي langrāʼī P. s. f. Worthlessness.

لکنا liknā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) To write: see لکهنا likhnā.

لازم lāzim A (part. act. of لزم) adj. Insepa- rably belonging or adhering (to), incumbent (on), necessary, requisite, ur- gent, suitable, proper, important, inseparable, indispensable. لازم ملزوم lāzim malzūm, Inti- mate friendship.

لچهمي लक्ष्मी lachh̤mī S (or laksh̤mī) s. f. 1. The wife of Vish̤ṇu, and goddess of wealth and prosperity. (She is also called Padmā, Ka- malā and Srī, and is supposed to be the Ceres of the Latins). 2. Prosperity, wealth. 3. Beauty, splendour.