† loghn.
Obsolete.
Place, stead.
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stallc1000
logh11..
settlea1340
placea1375
steada1387
sitea1398
assizec1400
position?a1425
estal1480
stound1557
planting1585
location1592
positure1600
posture1605
seat1607
situs1629
ubi1630
ubiety1645
locus1648
locality1656
topography1658
whereness1674
lie1697
spot1769
locus standi1809
possie1916
ubicity1922
11.. Anglo-Saxon Chron. ann. 779 (MS. F) Her Æðelbyrht arb' forðferde & Eanbald was gehalgud an his loh.
11.. Anglo-Saxon Chron. ann. 931 On his loh.
c1315 Shoreham v. 260 And ȝet ne were hyt noȝt y-noȝ One to agredy hyre looȝ And heȝ ine heuene blysse.
c1315 Shoreham vii. 436 Nou schal man be in hare loȝ, And habbe ioye and blysse y-noȝ.
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