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Welsh. Oì, a track ; the hinder part ; the rear. Hol^
to fetch. Λν.Α. lloll, all, the λ\1ιο16.
Irish. 0/, a drinking, drink : Ol-an, wool : O//, great,
grand.
N. B. O, — of, from, out of, — has sometimes the force of
a privative, but more frequently it implies an emanation,
extent, production.
LO.
A gliding motion, solution, openness, laxity, smoothness^
emanating, extending, put forth.
Ileh. ylh, Lo, to lick, absorb.
Gr. Ao-vb), to Avash : λο-ί-γος, destruction : λο-ι/Λθ{, pesti~
lencc, contagion.
Welsh. Llo-er (C. Lo-er, A. Lo-ar), the moon,
Irish. Lo, water ; a lock of wool 5 a da}-.
Armor. Lo-a, a spoon ; Lo-va, to row : Lo-ui, to wax
mouldy: Lo-us, vile, filthy.
Corn. Lo, a pool ; standing water { a spoon ; Lo-ob,
slime, sludge.