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Gr. ΐλ-αω, to be propitious, mild.
ίλ-εοο a hole, cavity: ιλ-νς, mud, dirt— solution of earth,
Lat. Il-e, the flank — lax, soft part. lUl-um, a mere
nothing.
Wekh. Htl, a particle, piece, fragment — issue> off-
spring. //, a ferment, resolution, decomposition : 111, a
separate particle.
Irish. //, in composition, variety, diversity of parts :
Il-e, a multitude, diversity, djiference : Il-cach, dung,
dirt.
LI.
Gliding, dissolving, loose, empty, open, lax, sntooth —
intrinsicallj/, internalli/. — See under L,
OL, HOL.
The emanating, extending, putting forth of solution, open-
ness, laxity, or smoothness, Sec.
Heb. n^;^, Ol-c, to mount, ascend as a vapovu* — a
burnt offering, b^!, 01, upon, over, &,c. b)!*^ I-ol, profit^
advantage.
Gr. Ολλ-ΐ'ω, to destroy ; loose. θλ-οί, whole, entire,
Lat. Ol-eo, to smell, to yield a smell : Ol-or, a strong
smell : Ol-im, long since ; hereafter.