Lēv'in or Levin-brand, n.

n. [Also leven, from A-S. lægen, lygen, ligen, flaming, like a flame, as Eng. wave, from A-S. wæg; from lege, lyge, lēg, lyg, līg, a flame, in the plural flames, lightning; not from A-S. hlifian, to be prominent. Cf. LEME.] Lightning. [Obs.] Spenser.

Levin-brand, a thunder-bolt. “His burning levin-brand in hand he took.” Spenser.