Lȳbric (scīrung)

Lȳbric is a Germanisc ceaster.

Lȳbric oþþe Lubric oþþe Lubbec mǣg cnāwen eallswa:

Stedes
Þeodscland
 Frēoburg of Lȳbric, ǣn ceasterrice fram 1226–1937
 Lȳbriclagu, constitution of a municipal form of government developed at Lübeck after it was made a free city in 1226
 Lȳubice, eallswa cnāwen as Ealdlȳbric, predecessor of the modern city of Lȳbric
 Prince-Bishopric of Lȳbric, 1180–1803, a state of the Holy Roman Empire

Groups and places in the modern city of Lübeck
 Eormengyld Lȳbrices, a eormengyld wīþþan se ceaster of Lȳbric
 Lȳbric Sanglarhūs, a eormengyld dreamscōl on Lȳbric 
 Lȳbric Flyhthæfen, cnāwen eallswa Hammaburg Lȳbric Flyhthæfen, plæċan	sūð þon Lȳbric middelceaster and norþeast æf Hamburg. The airport serves the Hammaburg Burgrīce ænd is oþþer æfter Hammaburg Flyhthæfen
 Lȳbric Chaþedral, a micel brycc Luðeranisc hēafodcirice on Lȳbric on Þeodsclande and dǣl Lȳbrices Woruldierfan
 Plaghūs Lȳbrice, a micel plaghūs, formerly Stage þāra Hannestede Lȳbrice, oþþe Stedeplaghus
 VfB Lübeck, a Germanisc gyldfōtþōðer tēama plagen on Lȳbric

Geanedan Ricu
 Lubric on Mainum, the easternemǣst tūn þāra Geanedan Ricum
 Lubbec on Texum, a burg on Lubbecsċīre
 Lubric on Ƿestfǣmlande, a rǣcanburg on Ƿudusċīre

Menn
 Georg Philipp Schmidt von Lübeck (1766–1849), German poet
 Marja Lubeck (born 1965), New Zealand politician
 Vincent Lübeck (1654–1740), German organist and composer

Sċipu
 , war galleon during the Northern Seven Years' War
 , a Bremen-class frigate of the German Navy
 , a Köln-class frigate of the German Navy
 , a reconstruction of a 15th-century caravel
 , a corvette of the former German navy; see Battle of Heligoland (1849)
  (1903), a Bremen-class cruiser of the German Imperial Navy