I. ˈlith noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English; akin to Middle Dutch lit, let limb, part of the body, Old High German lid, Old Norse lithr, Gothic lithus limb, Latin lituus crooked staff carried by augurers, Tocharian A & B lit- to go away, fall down, Old English eln ell — more at ell
1. Scotland : joint , limb , member — often used in the phrase lith and limb
2. Scotland : division , segment
II. abbreviation
lithograph; lithography