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Kalendae, -arum (f.pl)

Kalends (first day of a Roman month)

labefacio (3), -feci, -factum

to shake

Labienus, -i (m)

Labienus (one of Caesar's generals

labor (3) lapsus sum

to slip

labor, -oris (m)

work, toil

laboro (1)

to work, to be hard pressed, be in difficulties

labrum, -i (n)

lip

lac, lactis, (n)

milk

Lacedaemonius, -a -um

Spartan, Lacedaemonian

lasesso (3) -ivi, -itum

to harass, provoke

lacrima, -ae (f)

tear

lacrimo (1)

to weep

laedo (3), laesi, laesum

to harm, hurt

laete

joyfully, gladly

laetus, -a. -um

happy, glad

langueo (2)

to be weary

Laocoon, -ontis (m)

Laocoon (priest of Apollo at Troy)

lapis, -idis (m)

stone

Lares, -um (m.pl)

household gods

lateo (2)

to be hidden, hide

Latinus, -a, -um

Latin, belonging to Latium

latitudo, -inis (f)

breadth, width

latro, -onis (,0

robber, brigand

laudo (1)

to praise

laus,, laudis (f)

praise

laudi esse (+ dat)

to be a credit (to)

lectus, -i (m)

bed, couch

legatus, -i (m)

ambassador, envoyk staff-officer, general

legio, -onis (f)

legion

lego (3), legi, lectum

to read

lenio (4)

to soothe, calm

lenis, -is, -e

gentle

eo, leonis (m)l

lion

levis, -is,, -e

light, irrespo9nsi8ble, fickle

evitas, atis (f)l

lightness

lex, legis (f)

law

libenter

gladly willingly

liber, libri (m)

book

liber, -era, -erum

free

liberi, -orum )m.pl)

children

libero (1)

to set free

libertas, -atis (f)

freedom, liberty

licet (2), -uit

it is allowed

mihi licet

I am allowed

lictor, -oris (m)

lictor, magistrate's attendant

ligneus, -a, -um

wooden

lingua, -ae (f)

tongue language

liquidus, -a, -um

liquid, flowing

littera, -ae (f)

letter of alphabet

litterae, -arum (f.pl)

letter, dispatch(es), literature

litus, -oris (n)

shore beach

loco (1)

to place

locus, -i (m)

place, ground

Londinium, -i (n)

London

longus, -a, -um

long

loquor (3), locutus sum

to speak, talk, say

luceo (2), luxi

to shine

luctor (1)

to strain, struggle

luctus, -us (m)

grief, distress

ludibrium, -i (n)

mockery

ludibrio esse (+dat)

to be a laughing stock

ludo, (3) lusi, lusum

to play

ludus, -i (m)

game, school

lugeo (2)

to bewail

luna, -ae (f)

moon

lupus, -i (m)

wolf

lux, lucis (f)

light, daylight

prima luca

at dawn