Lide

lide lidé li ... de lìdé English Pronunciation en /laɪd/ Etymology 1 en ine-pro *ḱlew- en :inh enm:Lide month 1 en enm Lide, from en ang hlȳda, from ang hlȳdan to make noise -a agentive suffix 1 noise-maker; thus the only Early Germanic calendars Germanic month name to survive in Modern English. Compare en loud, and more distantly en listen, en slave. Alternative forms en Leede obsolete Proper noun - en dialectal _ or _ obsolete March third month of the Gregorian calendar en 1686-1687 Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme Lansdowne MS. 231 w:John Aubrey James Britten 1881 W. Satchell, Peyton, and Co. London 13 https://www.google.co.nz/books/edition/Remaines_of_Gentilisme_and_Judaisme/8kYKAAAAIAAJ "Eat Leekes in Lide, and Ramsins in May, / And all the yeare after Physitians may play." en 1866 Thomas Q. Couch Popular Antiquities: Tinner Folk Lore Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall VI Royal Institution of Cornwall w:Truro 132 https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/96866 I have heard this archaism only among tinners, where it exists in such sayings as this: 'Ducks wānt lay until they've a drink'd lide water.' en 1970 Jürgen Schäfer The Hard Word Dictionaries: A Re-Assessment w:Leeds Studies in English n.s. 4 w:University of Leeds w:Leeds 47 0075-8566 Bullokar's spelling is retained: bardes, glinne ("glen"), leede ("lide"), narre, palliard, palliardise, sprent, viands, whilome en 2005 Johanna Sinisalo The Dedalus Book of Finnish Fantasy 12 And so it was that in the month of Lide (the villagers' name for Martius) a great wolf hunt was to be held in Suuremõisa once again, as soon as the ice across the strait of Soela had begun to thin and could no longer bear so much as a wolf's paw, Etymology 2 From the en de - surname, possibly Americanized from en Leid. Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Lide is the 35622nd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 631 individuals. Lide is most common among White (54.83%) and Black/African American (40.25%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en deil Diel IDLE Idle deli diel eild idle lied en Gregorian calendar months Basque Etymology eu Sabino Arana as an equivalent of es Lidia. Pronunciation Proper noun an eu female Declension an.pr References , page 270 German Pronunciation de /ˈliːdə/ de LL-Q188 (deu)-Sebastian Wallroth-Lide.wav de De-Lide.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Liede Noun de noun form de archaic de Lid dat s Middle English Alternative forms enm lude Lude luyde Southern enm lyde Etymology enm :inh ang:hlȳda enm ang hlȳda, from ang hlȳdan to make noise. Pronunciation enm /ˈliːd(ə)/ enm /ˈlyːd(ə)/ Southern enm /ˈleːd(ə)/ Kent Proper noun enm proper noun enm rare March enm March Descendants en Lide obsolete month References līde n MED25433 Luid n MED26309 enm Months