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Old Jun 26, 2007, 01:01 PM
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To lich!
It's been a while since I posted. How is "lich" pronounced? Is it leash or lick? Neither?

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Old Jun 26, 2007, 01:05 PM   #2  
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I thought it was "litch"
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I think it is. It has to be. The dictionary says " lich" and the ch is "tch" in witch. And we all the know the i has to be i in "it". So, it's l-i-tch, right?
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Yeah i'm pretty sure! I think it is a German derivative, so yeah! Wow, we look like nerds lol!
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Yeah i'm pretty sure! I think it is a German derivative, so yeah! Wow, we look like nerds lol!
LOL, too true. Apparently, it's derived from the good ol' English word līċ. It's also a Dutch and Swedish derivative.
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Oh okay nifty! I love words!!!!
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Oh okay nifty! I love words!!!!
Yeah, me too. Etymology's fun, too. Hey, remember that spelling bee? Although I didn't go there, winning the spelling contest in my class and making fifth in the one after that was fun.
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