lakey — (kwo) lackey (footman; servile follower)
Syn.: subnik
lakme — (kwel) dainty, tasty, delicious
lakme lokma — tasty morsel
lakma — (kwo) dainty, delicacy
Russian
lali — (kwo) cherish (treat with affection and tenderness)
Hindi
lama — (kwo) 1) lama; 2) llama
lampa — (kwo) lamp
lan — (kwel) lazy, idle
lanfai — (zwo) be lazy, idle one's time away
lantaa — (kwo) laziness
lannik — (kwo) lazy fellow, idler, sluggard, loafer
Mandarin
landa — (kwo) land
landi — (zwo) land
Landan — (kwo) London
langusta — (kwo) spiny lobster, rock lobster
lanset — (kwo) lancet
lansi — (zwo) throw, cast; hurl; launch
fa-lansi a/inu — throw oneself to/into, dash/rush to
raslansi — to throw around, scatter
lifti-lansi handa uupar — to throw up one’s hand
lifti-lansi handa pa saluta — to throw up one’s hand in greeting
lansa — (kwo) throw; launch
lansika — (kwo) sling (instrument for throwing); slingshot, (boy's) catapult
Y-lansika (ye-lansika) — slingshot
korda-lansika — sling
lantan — (kwo) lanthanum (chem.)
lanza — (kwo) spear, pike, lance
lao — (kwel) old
laotaa — (kwo) oldness
lao yash — (kwo) old age
laojen — (kwo) old person
laoman — (kwo) old man
laogina — (kwo) old woman
laoyuan — (kwo) elder, senior
fa-lao — (zwo) grow old, age
mah-lao — (zwo) make old, age
Mandarin
Laozi — Laozi
lapa — (kwo) flap, tail, skirt
lapu — (kwo) burdock
lapuspika, lapuka — (kwo) bur, prickly husk of burdock
lapulif — (kwo) burdock leaf
Russian
laringa — (kwo) larynx
larma — (kwo) tear (drop(s) of liquid from the eyes)
laser — (kwo) laser
lash — (kwo) cadaver, dead body
Persian
lasi — (sta) let (allow)
lasi me go, lasi me wek — let me go
lasi lwo — let fall, drop
lasi koywan zin, lasi koywan inu — let smb in
lasi me dumi idyen — let me think a little bit
Bye lasi me fali! — Don't let me down!
laska — (kwo) weasel
Russian
laste — (kwel) last (final or latest)
go pa laste — to go last
prelaste — (kwel) last but one, next to last, penultimate; one from the bottom
lata — (kwo) patch (piece of material used to mend or cover a hole)
lati — (zwo) patch
Russian
latif — (kwel) affable, polite, courteous
Arabic
latina — (kwel, kwo) Latin (language, person)
latino — (kwo) Latino, of Latin American descent
latituda — (kwo) latitude (also geografike chauritaa)
Latvia — (kwo) Latvia
laudi — (zwo) praise
laudi-worda — compliment, commendation
laudi-bashan — laudatory speech, eulogy
laudike — (kwel) laudatory
laudival — (kwel) laudable, commendable, praiseworthy
lauda — (kwo) praise
laura — (kwo) laurel
lauras — laurels
laureat — (kwo) laureate
laurensyum — (kwo) lawrencium (chem.)
laute — (kwel) loud
lautem — (komo) loud, aloud, loudly
bulautem — (komo) in a low voice, in an undertone
lautvos-ney — (kwel) vociferous, loud-voiced
lavanda — (kwo) lavender
lavina — (kwo) avalanche
Hungarian
laxe — (kwel) lax, loose, relaxed, slack
laxi — (zwo) relax, loosen (tr./intr.)
laxi muskula — relax muscles
laxi noda — loosen the knot
laxifi (fa-laxe) — (zwo) relax, loosen (become loose or less tense)
laxifa — (kwo) relaxation
laxisi (mah-laxe) — (zwo) relax, loosen (make smth loose or less tense)
laxisi arda — loosen soil
laxisika — (kwo) laxative, purge, purgative
laza — (kwo) rubbish, waste, trash, garbage, litter
laza monton — scrapheap
lazadan — (kwo) dustbin, garbage can, trash can
lazalok, lazika — (kwo) dump
Mandarin
lefte — (kwel) left
lefta — (kwo) left, left side
a lefta — (loko-komo) (to the) left
Kan a lefta! — Look left!
Hir treba turni a lefta. — Here one should turn left.
leften — (konekti-komo) at the left (of)
Leften ye garden. — There is a garden at the left.
Garden es leften dom. — The garden is to the left of the house.
leftehander — (kwo) left-handed person, southpaw
legenda — (kwo) legend
legenda-ney, legendare — (kwel) legendary
legion — (kwo) legion
legionyuan — (kwo) legionary
legum — (kwo) vegetable
legumgarden — (kwo) vegetable garden
leki — (zwo) cure, heal, treat (care for medicinally)
leking — (kwo) cure, healing, (medical) treatment
lekika — (kwo) medicine, drug, cure
lekiguan — (kwo) clinic, medical facility
leker — (kwo) physician, doctor
Russian
lekipiwat — (kwo) potion (medicinal liquid)
Origin: leki+piwat
lekti — (zwo) read
lekting — (kwo) reading (act)
