<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><dictionarytype="x-strong"xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="strongs_schema.xsd"><iid="G3001"><s_id>G3001</s_id><t>λάχανον</t><tr>lachanon</tr><p><em>lakh'-an-on</em></p><d>From <greek>λαχαίνω</greek> lachainō (to <em>dig</em>); a <b><em>vegetable:</em></b> - herb.</d></i><iid="G3002"><s_id>G3002</s_id><t>Λεββαῖος</t><tr>Lebbaios</tr><p><em>leb-bah'-yos</em></p><d>Of uncertain origin;<br/><em>Lebbaeus</em> a <b>Christian:</b> - Lebbus.</d></i><iid="G3003"><s_id>G3003</s_id><t>λεγεών</t><tr>legeōn</tr><p><em>leg-eh-ohn'</em></p><d>Of Latin origin; a <q>legion</q> that is Roman <em>regiment</em> (figuratively): - legion.</d></i><iid="G3004"><s_id>G3004</s_id><t>λέγω</t><tr>legō</tr><p><em>leg'-o</em></p><d>A primary verb; properly to <q>lay</q> forth that is (figuratively) <em>relate</em> (in words [usually of systematic or set <em>discourse</em>; whereas <linktarget="G2036">G2036</link> and <linktarget="G5346">G5346</link> generally refer to an <em>individual</em> expression or speech respectively; while <linktarget="G4483">G4483</link> is properly to <em>break silence</em> merely and <linktarget="G2980">G2980</link> means an <em>extended</em> or random harangue]); by implication to <b><em>mean:</em></b> - ask bid boast call describe give out name put forth say (-ing on) shew speak tell utter.</d></i><iid="G3005"><s_id>G3005</s_id><t>λεῖμμα</t><tr>leimma</tr><p><em>lime'-mah</em></p><d>From <linktarget="G3007">G3007</link>; a <b><em>remainder:</em></b> - remnant.</d></i><iid="G3006"><s_id>G3006</s_id><t>λεῖος</t><tr>leios</tr><p><em>li'-os</em></p><d>Apparently a primary word;<br/><em>smooth</em> that is <b><q>level</q>:</b> - smooth.</d></i><iid="G3007"><s_id>G3007</s_id><t>λείπω</t><tr>leipō</tr><p><em>li'-po</em></p><d>A primary verb; to <em>leave</em> that is (intransitive or passive) to <em>fail</em> or <em>be</em><b><em>absent:</em></b> - be destitute (wanting) lack.</d></i><iid="G3008"><s_id>G3008</s_id><t>λειτουργέω</t><tr>leitourgeō</tr><p><em>li-toorg-eh'-o</em></p><d>From <linktarget="G3011">G3011</link>; to be a <em>public servant</em> that is (by analogy) to <em>perform</em> religious or charitable <em>functions</em> (<em>worship</em><em>obey</em><em>relieve</em>): - minister.</d></i><iid="G3009"><s_id>G3009</s_id><t>λειτουργία</t><tr>leitourgia</tr><p><em>li-toorg-ee'-ah</em></p><d>From <linktarget="G3008">G3008</link>; <em>public function</em> (as priest [<q>liturgy</q>] or almsgiver): - ministration (-try) service.</d></i><iid="G3010"><s_id>G3010</s_id><t>λειτουργικός</t><tr>leitourgikos</tr><p><em>li-toorg-ik-os'</em></p><d>From the same as <linktarget="G3008">G3008</link>; <em>functional publicly</em> (<q>liturgic</q>) that is <b><em>beneficent:</em></b> - ministering.</d></i><iid="G3011"><s_id>G3011</s_id><t>λειτουργός</t><tr>leitourgos</tr><p><em>li-toorg-os'</em></p><d>From a derivative of <linktarget="G2992">G2992</link> and <linktarget="G2041">G2041</link>; a <em>public servant</em> that is a <em>functionary</em> in the Temple or Gospel or (generally) a <em>worshipper</em> (of God) or <em>benefactor</em> (of man): - minister (-ed).</d></i><iid="G3012"><s_id>G3012</s_id><t>λέντιον</t><tr>lention</tr><p><em>len'-tee-on</em></p><d>Of Latin origin; a <q>linen</q> cloth that is <b><em>apron:</em></b> - towel.</d></i><iid="G3013"><s_id>G3013</s_id><t>λεπίς</t><tr>lepis</tr><p><em>lep-is'</em></p><d>From <greek>λέπω</greek> lepō (to <em>peel</em>); a <b><em>flake:</em></b> - scale.</d></i><iid="G3014"><s_id>G3014</s_id><t>λέπρα</t><tr>lepra</tr><p><em>lep'-rah</em></p><d>From the same as <linktarget="G3013">G3013</link>; <em>scaliness</em> that is <b><q>leprosy</q>:</b> - leprosy.</d></i><iid="G3015"><s_id>G3015</s_id><t>λεπρός</t><tr>lepros</tr><p><em>lep-ros'</em></p><d>From the same as <linktarget="G3014">G3014</link>; <em>scaly
