lichi

/ ˌlaɪˈtʃiː /

noun

1. a variant spelling of litchi

Example Sentences

“We felt that everyone, all the country, is standing with us,” said Yael Engel Lichi, whose 18-year-old nephew, Ofir Engel, was visiting his girlfriend at one of the devastated kibbutzim when the attackers struck.

From Los Angeles Times

Affectionately known as "Lichi," Albert said his books explored Christian themes such as regret, forgiveness and punishment.

From Seattle Times

Dunkin’, like some of the other chains, is discovering that coffee and other drink offerings, including jasmine green tea and lichi green tea, are more popular than doughnuts.

From Washington Post

The chief fruits of the central and southern provinces are the orange, lichi, mango, persimmon, banana, vine and pineapple, but the fruits of the northern regions are also grown.

From Project Gutenberg

“Here are a hundred and sixty líchí fruits for you,” said the fakír.

From Project Gutenberg