Definitions For Lich

Noun

A body.

Etymology 1

From Middle English lich, from , from , from . Cognate with , , Norwegian lik, , .

Pronunciation

(UK) /lɪtʃ/; (West Country, possibly obsolete) /litʃ/ (audio stream unavailable)

Noun

LICH (plural es) (archaic) A corpse or dead body. from 9th c. (fantasy, roleplay) A reanimated corpse or undead being, particularly a still-intelligent undead spellcaster.

Derived terms

lichgate lych-gate

Translations

Chinese: : Cantonese: 屍鬼 (si1 gwai2) Czech: lich, m, kostěj, m Dutch: Zielenzuiger French: liche German: Lich Icelandic: lík, n Lithuanian: ličas, m Norwegian: lik, n Polish: lisz, m Russian: лич Spanish: liche

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Etymology 2

From Middle English līke, līke, līch, like; see like and -like for more. Compare -ly.

Adjective

(obsolete) like, like; resembling; equal.

Middle English

Etymology

From , from , from .