| labasco | = | to give way, totter |
| labea | = | lip |
| labecula | = | a slight stain, minor disgrace |
| labefacio labefeci labefactum | = | to shake, loesen, impair |
| labefacto | = | to weaken, disturb, shake violently |
| labellum | = | a little lip, a small washing vessel |
| labes labis | = | stain, blemish, disgrace, infamy, misfortune |
| labia | = | lip |
| labilis | = | transient, fleeting, slippery |
| labiosus | = | having large lips |
| labium | = | lip |
| labo | = | to totter, sink, begin to fall |
| labo | = | to totter |
| labor | = | job, work |
| labor | = | to sink, slip away |
| labor | = | hardip, fatigue, distress |
| labor | = | hardship, exertion |
| labor laboris | = | labor, work, toil |
| labor lapsus | = | to slip, glide, slide |
| laborare | = | work |
| labores solis | = | eclipse of the sun |
| laboriose | = | laboriously, with great effort |
| laboriosus | = | toilsome, laborious, (persons) |
| laboro (intrans.) | = | to work, toil, suffer, be afflicted, be troubled |
| labrum | = | bath, lip |
| labrum | = | lip, edge, rim, bathing tub |
| labrusca | = | wild grape vine |
| labruscum | = | the wild grape |
| lac lactis | = | milk |
| lacer | = | mangled |
| lacer | = | torn, mangled, cut to pieces |
| laceratio | = | a tearing, mangling |
| laceratus | = | torn to pieces, mutilated |
| lacero | = | to tear to pieces, mangle, squander money |
| lacerta | = | lizard |
| lacertosus | = | muscular, powerful |
| lacertus | = | the upper arm, strength |
| lacesso | = | to harass, attack |
| lacrima | = | tear |
| lacrima | = | tears, exudations from some plants |
| lacrima Heliandum | = | amber |
| lacrimabilis | = | lamentable, deplorable, woeful |
| lacrimo | = | to weep, shed tears, exude, drip |
| lacrimosus | = | tearful, mournful, shedding tears |
| lactans | = | giving milk |
| lactatio | = | enticement, come-on |
| lacteus | = | milky, of milk, milk-white |
| lacto | = | to allure, entice, wheedle |
| lactuca | = | lettuce |
| lacuna | = | missing letters, words, or phrases in a manuscript |
| lacuna | = | a hole, empty space, pond, pool, deficiency, loss |
| lacunar | = | panelled ceiling |
| lacus | = | a hollow, lake, pool, pond, troough, tank, tub |
| lacus | = | lake, loch |
| laedo ledo | = | strike, hit, hurt, damage, offend, annoy, violate |
| laesio lesio | = | rhetorical attack, wounding |
| laetabilis letabilis | = | joyous, glad |
| laetans | = | rejoicing, joyous |
| laetifico | = | to rejoice |
| laetitia | = | joy, gladness, delight |
| laetitia letitia leticia | = | fertility, richness, grace, joy, delight |
| laeto leto | = | to cheer, gladden, make joyful |
| laetor | = | to be delighted |
| laetor letor | = | to rejoice, be joyful |
| laetus | = | glad delighted |
| laeve leve | = | left-handedly, awkwardly |
| laevus levus | = | foolish, silly, unlucky, unpropitious |
| laevus levus | = | the left hand, left side, left-handed |
| laganum | = | a cake |
| lama | = | bog, slough |
| lambo | = | to lick, (of rivers) |
| lambo | = | to lap |
| lamenta (neut. pl) | = | weeping, wailing |
| lamentabilis | = | lamentable, mournful |
| lamentatio | = | weeping, wailing, lamenting |
| lamentor | = | to weep, wail, lament, (trans.) |
| lamia | = | ghost, phantom |
| lamia | = | witch, vampire |
| lamnia lammina lamna | = | sheet of metal, coin, knife blade, nutshell |
| lampas | = | torch |
| lancea | = | lances |
| laneus | = | woolen |
| laniatus | = | a tearing, ripping, mangling, mutilating |
| lanio | = | to mangle |
| lanx | = | dish, platter, plate |
| lanx | = | scale |
| lapsus | = | fall, fault, error, sliding, gradual movement |
| laqueum | = | noose, halter, snare, trap |
| laqueus | = | snare, trap, noose |
| largiflue | = | bountifully |
| largifluus | = | bountiful |
| largior | = | to lavish, bestow, grant, give abundantly |
| largior | = | to give bountifully, shower (with gifts) |
| largissimum | = | bounty |
| largitas | = | bounty, liberality |
| largitio | = | bounty |
| largus | = | bountiful |
| lascivio | = | to run riot, play, be wanton |
| lasesco | = | to become tired, grow weary |
| late | = | broadly, widely, extensively |
| latebra | = | covert, hidden recess |
| latenter | = | secretly, in a concealed manner |
| later | = | brick |
| latere | = | to lurk, lie hidden |
| latet | = | to be unknown |
| latex | = | liquid |
| latibulum | = | lurking-hole |
| latito | = | to keep out of the way, be concealed |
| latito | = | to lie hidden, be concealed |
| latitudo | = | breadth |
| latrator | = | a barker (such as a dog) |
| latratus | = | barking |
| latro | = | bandit |
| latro | = | robber, bandit, brigand |
| latro (-are) | = | to bark, bay, rant, runble, roar |
| latro (-onis) | = | hunter |
| latro (-onis) | = | hired servant, mercenary soldier |
| latrocinium | = | villainy, a gang of |
| latrocinium | = | mercenary service, highway robbery |
| latrocinor | = | to rob on the highway |
| latrocinor (dep) | = | serve as a mercenary, to rob, steal |
| latrunculus | = | highwayman, robber, brigand, bandit |
| latus | = | broad |
| latus | = | broad, wide, extensive |
| latus -eris | = | sides, flank, lungs |
| laudabilis | = | praiseworthy, laudable |
| laudabiliter (adv) | = | in a laudable fashion |
| laudatio | = | praise, commendation |
| laudator | = | praiser |
| laudo | = | to praise, extoll, commend, name, mention |
| Laudunum | = | Laon |
| laureatus | = | crowned with laurel, laureate |
| laureola | = | a laurel branch, crown of laurel |
| laureola | = | victory, triumph, success |
| laurifer | = | triumphant, victorious |
| laurifer | = | carrying laurel, crowned with laurel |
| laurus | = | laurel |
| laurus | = | the laurel, bay tree, triumph, victory, success |
| laus | = | praise, glory, fame |
| lautitia | = | splendor, elegance |
| lautus | = | washed, bathed, cleaned, fine, elegant, refined |
| lauvabrum | = | a bath |
| lavacrum | = | bath |
| lavare | = | wash |
| lavatio | = | washing, bathing |
| lavo | = | to bathe |
| lavo | = | to wash, bathe, moisten, get wet, wash away |
| laxamentum | = | a widening, expansion, rest, respite |
| laxe | = | widely |
| laxe | = | widely, loosely, unrestrained |
| laxitas | = | wideness, expansiveness, roominess |
| laxo | = | sell formally, give up, loosen |
| laxo | = | to relieve, release, set free, liberate, yield up |
| laxo | = | widen, extend, enlarge, undo, relax |
| laxus | = | wide, spacious, later, postponed, lax, loose |
| lebes | = | copper kettle, basin, cauldron |
| lectica | = | litter, bier |
| lectio | = | selection, picking out, reading, perusal |
| lector | = | reader |
| lectulus | = | a small bed, cot |
| lectus | = | bed, couch |
| legatarius | = | legatee |
| legatio | = | embassy |
| legatio | = | office of legate, office of ambassador |
| legatus | = | deputy, ambassador, envoy, commander of a legion |
| legatus | = | ambassador, messenger |
| legens (-entis) | = | a reader |
| legifer | = | lawgiving |
| legio | = | legion |
| legio | = | a selection, chosen body, legion |
| legio | = | army, legion |
| legitiums | = | lawful, licit, right, proper, legitimate |
| lego | = | to gather, choose, collect, pass through, read |
| lego | = | appoint, select |
| lego vela | = | to furl sails |
| legumen | = | a bean, pea, legume |
| lemiscus | = | a ribbon |
| lemma | = | theme, title, epigram |
| lemures (pl. only) | = | ghosts, phantoms |
| lenimentus | = | alleviation, impreovement, mitigation |
| lenio | = | to mitigate, relieve, make better |
| lenis | = | smooth, gentle, kind, mild |
| lenis | = | gentle |
| lenis | = | soft |
| lenitas | = | mildness |
| lenitas lenitudo | = | smoothness, gentleness, mildness |
| leniter | = | gently |
| leno | = | procurer, go-between |
| lenocinium | = | enticement, allurement |
| lenocinor | = | to pander, flatter, make up to, to promote |
| lens | = | lentil |
| lente | = | slowly, calmly, cooly, deliberately |
| lentesco | = | to become soft, flexible, sticky, to weaken |
| lentitudo | = | slowness, sluggishness, apathy |
| lento | = | to bend |
| lentulus | = | rather slow, a little slow |
| lentus | = | tough, resistant, tenacious, supple, pliant |
| lentus | = | lethargic, inactive, slow, lingering |
| leo | = | lion |
| Leodie | = | Liege |
| Leodium | = | Liege |
| leopardus | = | leopard |
| lepas | = | mussel |
| lepide | = | charminly, wittily, elegantly, pleasantly |
| lepidus | = | charming, witty, pleasant, elegant |
| lepidus | = | affable, friendly, good-natured, kind, charming |
| lepor | = | to charm |
| lepor lepos | = | charm, wit, elegance |
| lepus | = | hare, rabbit |
| Lesciense, monastery of | = | Liessies |
| letalis | = | mortal, deadly, fatal |
| letaliter | = | mortally, fatally |
| letanie | = | litany |
| lethargus | = | drowsiness, apathy, sleepiness, coma |
| letifer | = | deadly, mortal |
| letifer | = | death-dealing |
| leto | = | to kill, slay |
| letum | = | death, ruin, annihilation |
| levamen | = | alleviation, mitigation, solace, refreshment |
| levamentum | = | comfort, easing, alleviation, consolation |
| levatio | = | alleviation, mitigation, solace |
| leviculus | = | empty-headed, vain, silly |
| levidensis | = | thin, slight, poor |
| levis | = | light, slight, trivial, beardless, bald |
| levis | = | [+ gen] unreliable |
| levis | = | rapid, swift, unimpotant, fickle, inconstant |
| levitas | = | lightness, levity, fickleness, inconstancy |
| leviter | = | lightly, softly, slightly |
| levo | = | to smooth, polish |
| levo | = | to raise, lift up, relieve, ease, diminish |
| lex | = | law |
| lex legis | = | law, statute, covenant, agreement |
| libatio | = | libation |
| libellus | = | book |
| libellus | = | little book |
| libens | = | with good will |
| libenter | = | willingly, with pleasure |
| Liber | = | Bacchus |
| liber | = | free |
| liber | = | child, offspring |
| liber libera, liberum | = | free, independent, unrestricted |
| liber libri | = | book |
| liberalis | = | courteous, generous, gentlemanly |
| liberaliter | = | courteously, generously, honorably |
| liberatio | = | release, liberation, aquittal, setting free |
| libere | = | freely, openly, frankly |
| libero | = | to lift (an obstacle), raise |
| libero | = | to set free, deliver, liberate, release, exempt |
| libertas | = | freedom, liberty, independence, frankness, candor |
| libertas | = | freedom |
| libet | = | to be pleasing, agreeable |
| libido | = | whim, caprice, violent desire, passionate longing |
| libra | = | scales |
| libramen | = | poise, balance |
| libro | = | to launch, ponder |
| licens | = | unimpeded, free, unrestrained, unchecked |
| licentia | = | license, leave, authorization, freedom, liberty |
| licentio | = | to authorize, permit, dismiss |
| liceo | = | to be valued at, be for sale |
| liceor | = | to offer a price, to offer to buy, bid |
| licet | = | imper v., it is right, just |
| licet | = | granted that, although, it is allowed |
| licet (as conj.) | = | granted that, although |
| licito | = | to sell |
| licitus | = | permitted, allowed |
| ligamen | = | string, thread |
| ligatio | = | imprisonment, bondage, captivity, servitude |
| lignarius | = | carpenter |
| lignator | = | wood-cutter |
| lignum | = | timber, wood |
| ligo | = | to bind, tie |
| lima | = | file, polishing, revision |
| limbus | = | band, girdle |
| limes | = | border, frontier |
| limito | = | bound |
| limus | = | mud |
| lingua | = | tongue, language |
| lingua | = | language, tongue, speech |
| linio | = | to besmear |
| lino | = | to smear, befoul, dirty |
| linquo | = | to forsake |
| linteum | = | linnen, napkin |
| liquidus | = | limpid, liquid |
| liquidus | = | fluid, flowing, liquid, clear, evident, certain |
| liquor | = | fluid |
| litania (med.) | = | prayer, supplication, chant, litany |
| litigatio | = | dispute |
| litigiosus | = | contentious |
| litigo | = | to [+ contra] dispute |
| litigo | = | to quarrel, dispute |
| litis | = | dispute, contention, fight, battle, fracas |
| lito | = | to propitiate |
| littera | = | letter (of the alphabet) |
| litterae (pl.) | = | letter, epistle, missive, note, literature |
| litus | = | coast, seaside, shore, beach |
| livor | = | black and blue mark, malice, punishment |
| loci (pl.) | = | passages in literary works |
| loco | = | to place, put, position |
| loco | = | to assign, allot, grant, hire |
| locuples | = | opulent |
| locupletatus | = | enriched, endowed |
| locupleto | = | to enrich, make wealthy |
| locus | = | place, location, situation, spot. [monastery] |
| locusta | = | lobster, grasshopper |
| loginquitas | = | distance, remoteness, isolation |
| lomentum | = | soap |
| longaminus | = | patient |
| longe | = | far |
| longe lateque | = | far and wide |
| longinquus | = | remote, prolonged |
| longitudo | = | length |
| longus | = | long |
| loquacitas | = | eloquence |
| lorica | = | leather cuirass |
| lorica | = | hauberk [a coat of chain mail] |
| loricatus | = | wearing armor, armored |
| lorum | = | thong |
| lubricus | = | oily, slippery, slick |
| lucerna | = | lamp |
| lucidus | = | -a-um, shining, bright, clear |
| lucinaria | = | lamp |
| lucror | = | to gain, profit, win |
| lucrosus | = | profitable, gainful |
| lucrum | = | gain, profit |
| luctisonus | = | sad-sounding, mournful, baleful |
| luctuosa | = | feeling sorrowful |
| luctus | = | lamentation, mourning, grief |
| luculenta | = | splendid |
| lucus | = | thicket |
| ludicer | = | playful, means arbitrary, capricious |
| ludicrum | = | game |
| ludus | = | game, sport, school |
| lues | = | plague, pestilence, calamity |
| lugeo | = | to mourn, be in mourning, grieve/(tans, ) |
| lugo | = | mourn |
| lugubris | = | mournful |
| lumen | = | light, lamp, lantern, light of day |
| lumen | = | light |
| lumen | = | the eye, clearness, understanding |
| luminarium | = | light, lamp |
| luminosus | = | bright |
| luna | = | moon |
| lunatus | = | crescent-shaped |
| luo | = | to undergo |
| lupus | = | wolf |
| lura | = | bag, sack |
| lustro | = | to survey, encircle |
| Lutosensis | = | Leuze |
| lutosus | = | miry |
| lutum | = | mud, slime |
| lux | = | light |
| lux lucis | = | light |
| luxuria | = | luxury, extravagance, opulence |
| luxus | = | luxury |
| luxus | = | debauchery, extravagance |
| Lyæus | = | Bacchus |
| lychnus | = | lamp |