lis

In Irish antiq., a round inclosure walled with earth, sometimes used as a fort.

A controversy; a litigation.

A formal notice, recorded so as to affect title to land, that litigation concerning it is pending.

A gold piece of Raymond IV., Prince of Orange (1340–93).

A silver coin of France in 1655; also, a gold coin of the same period with two angels on the reverse, supporting the shield.

In heraldry, same as fleur-de-lis.