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English	Latin
laborious	laboriosus
lacerated	collaceratus
Ladinia	Ladinia {f}
lady	domina {f}
lake	lacuna {f}
lake [with outlet and inlet]	lacus {m}
Lake Geneva	Lemannus {m}
Lake Leman	Lemannus {m}
lambkin	agnellus {m}
lamentation	lamentatio {f}
lamentation	maeror {m}
lamina	lamina {f}
lamina	lamna {f}
lamp	lucerna {f}
lamp	lumen {n}
lamp	lychnus {m}
lanate	lanatus
lancer	lanciarius {m}
land	terra {f}
land tortoise	chersos {f}
language <lang.>	lingua {f}
languid	languidus
lantern	lumen {n}
Laomedon	Laomedon {m}
lapse	lapsus {m}
larch	larix {f}
last	denique
last	postremo
last	postremus
last	ultimus
last resort	ultima ratio {f}
lasting [durable]	durabilis
late	serus
later	post
later	postea
later	posterius
Latvia <.lv>	Lettonia {f} [rec.]
to laugh	ridere [2]
laundress	vestiplica {f}
laurel	laurus {f}
to lave [literary]	lavare [1]
law	lex {f}
law-suit	causa {f}
lawyer	forensis {m}
to lay a trap for	aucupari [1]
to lay on	accommodare [1]
to lead	ducere [3]
to lead	ductare [1]
lead <Pb>	plumbum {n}
leader	dux {m} {f}
leader	gubernator {m}
leaf	lamina {f}
leaf	lamna {f}
to lean against something	acclinare [1]
to lean on something	acclinare [1]
to lean on something	adclinare [1]
to lean towards	acclinare [1]
to lean towards [+Dat]	adclinare [1]
leaning	acclinis
to leap up	exsultare [1]
leaping	exsultatio {f}
leaping (about)	exsultim
leaping (about)	exultim
leaping for joy	exsultatio {f}
learned ignorance	docta ignorantia {f} [Nicolaus Cusanus]
to lease	ablocare [1]
leased	ablocatus
to leave	decedere [3]
to leave (behind)	relinquere [3]
lectern	pulpitum {n}
leech	hirudo {f}
left	relicus
left	relicuus
left	reliquus
left [to / on the left]	sinistra
leg	crus {n}
legation	legatio {f}
legion	legio {f}
legume	frux {f}
leisurely	vacive
to lend	dare [1]
length	longitudo {f}
lenience	lenitas {f}
less	minor
lesson	lectio {f}
to let in	admittere [3]
to let out	mittere [3]
to let out on hire	ablocare [1]
Let there be bread.	Fiat panis.
Let there be light.	Fiat lux.
letter	epistula {f}
letter	tabella {f}
letter [of the alphabet]	littera {f}
letter carrier [Am.] [NZ]	tabellarius {m}
lettuce	lactuca {f}
level	campus {m}
to level with	adaequare [1]
levity	levitas {f}
libation	libatio {f}
to liberate	liberare [1]

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