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  • label, title, placard - titulus
  • labor, work, toil - labor laboris
  • laboriously, with great effort - laboriose
  • lack of culture, state of being uncivilized and/or uncouth - barbaria
  • lack of hospitality - inhospitalitas
  • lack of restraint, incontinence - incontinencia
  • lack, want, penury - penuria, penurium
  • lad - pusio
  • lady, mistress - domina, domna
  • laid up store, foundation, establishment, making - condita
  • lame - claudus
  • lamentable, deplorable, woeful - lacrimabilis
  • lamentable, doleful - flebilis
  • lamentable, mournful - lamentabilis
  • lamentation, mourning, grief - luctus
  • lamentation, mourning, weeping - ploratio
  • lamp - lucerna
  • lamp - lucinaria
  • lamp-stand - candelabrum
  • lances - lancea
  • land, country, soil, ground/ bottom, floor, foundation - solum
  • land, countryside, fields - ager
  • language, tongue, speech - lingua
  • Laon - Laudunum
  • large crowd, audience, assembly - celebratio
  • large stone - saxum
  • large, great, important - magnus maior maximus
  • large, spacious, ample /great important, honorable - amplus
  • lashing - verber
  • last will, testament / meaning, sense - voluntas
  • lasting a long time, enduring, long-lived - diutinus
  • lasting a long time, of long duration - diuturnus
  • lasting for fifteen years - trilustralis
  • lasting three days - tricesimus, triduana
  • lasting three days - triduana
  • laudation - praeconium
  • laughter - risus
  • lavish - prodigus
  • law - lex,legis[Noun]
  • law - lex
  • law, statute /covenant, agreement - lex legis
  • lawful, licit, right, proper, legitimate - legitiums
  • lawgiving - legifer
  • lax, weak, wanting in energy, dissolute, profligate - dissolutus
  • lay up, store, hoard - recondo
  • lazy, listless, inert, sluggish cowardly, a coward - ignavus
  • lazy, slow, dull - piger pigra pigrum
  • lazy, unmotivated - desidiosus
  • lead - ducere[Verb]
  • lead, a bullet, lead pipe - plumbum

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