How to pronounce “lythe”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Obsolete spelling of lithe (“soft, flexible”).
• [Noun]
• (Scotland, Northern England) A fish, the European pollock (Pollachius pollachius).

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

lithe, lythe, loathe, loath, lathe, louth, lith, lethe, lath, loth, leth, leith, leath, luth, laith, lauth, life, lime, lied, lide, lyme, leid, lyde, line, lie, lies, liar, lice, lye, lyre, blithe, lise, lige, lyle, blythe, lai, lys, lth, lile, lyne, lyse, lign, lyze, luy, liath, leier, lij, laie, lyche, leiss, heighth, wythe, hythe, highth, wyth, laugh, lead, lame, leaf, lamb, laid, lad, led, lem, leed, lam, laud, lef, lade, laude, laff, leif, laf, leam, leff, ladd, leef, laim, lawed, leem, lafe, lauf, lawm, laide, ladde, lede, lahm, lamm, lambe, lemm, laif, leao, leme, lamme, laad, laam, leim, leeme, leede