laft

As a verb laft

is (obsolete).

As verbs the difference between lait and laft

is that lait is to seek; search for; inquire while laft is past participle of leave.

As a noun lait

is lightning; flash of lightning; a flash.

As a noun haft

is custody, imprisonment.

As a verb laft is

(obsolete).

As a noun luft

is air, atmosphere.

As a verb laft is

(obsolete).

In obsolete terms the difference between loft and laft

is that loft is a floor or room placed above another while laft is past participle of leave.

As verbs the difference between loft and laft

is that loft is to propel high into the air while laft is past participle of leave.

As a noun loft

is air, the air; the sky, the heavens.

As an adjective loft

is lofty; proud; haughty.

In obsolete terms the difference between lift and laft

is that lift is to bear; to support while laft is past participle of leave.

As verbs the difference between lift and laft

is that lift is to raise or rise while laft is past participle of leave.

As a noun lift

is air.

As a noun left

is air.

As a verb laft is

(obsolete).

As verbs the difference between last and laft

is that last is while laft is (obsolete).