New to lisp, help with function

Hi everyone, i'm new to Lisp, comming from other programming languages, so i'm still not getting along with the recursive aspect of lisp.

I need help with a function, i want to verify if a particular list of lists is valid. In this list of lists, the first element as a size of 3, and every element after grows in a proportion of 3*N, with N being the number of the element. as an example, if the list as 4 elements, the first will be size 3, the second 6, the third 9 and the fourth 12.

I know that to verufy this condition i need to use a recursive function, but until now i'm not being able to do it.

This function receives a list and returns a boolean, T or F, case the list being valid or not.

Can someone help me?

Thx in advance,
C. Ribeiro

You absolutely do not need recursion to write this function. For instance you could do something like this:

(defun multiple-of-three-lengths? (list)
  (loop for el in list
        for i from 1
        always (= (length el) (* 3 i)))) 

Or mess around with the various MAP* functions and probably the EVERY function. Is there a good reason to use recursion for this that I'm not seeing?