Vödabuk

Lavod

N.

Laundry

Lavogan

N.

A lawyer

Laväda flab

N.

A face cloth

Lavön

V.

To wash

Lavöp

N.

A laundry

Lavülön

V.

To rinse

Layet

N.

A drawer

Le-

Pref.

Size (physical or abstract), ancestry (e.g., grandparent)

Leadön

V.

(+ INFIN) to allow, to permit, to let

Leadön deflumön

V.

To deflate (air from tyre)

Lear

N.

An olive tree

Learafluk

N.

An olive

Learaleül

N.

Olive oil

Lebasov

N.

Double bass (music)

Lebat

N.

A scourge

Lebavet

N.

A shawl

Lebegön

V.

To implore, plead (for)

Lebit

N.

A campaign

Lebladön

V.

To blow (of wind)

Leblam

N.

A reprimand

Leblamön

V.

To reprimand

Leblimön

V.

To make up (a bed)

Lebludam

N.

A haemorrhage

Leboned

N.

A subscription (to a magazine, etc)

Lebonedön

V.

To subscribe (to a magazine, etc)

Lebug

N.

A gulf (coastal)

Leböb

N.

(the) Stock Exchange

Lebötan

N.

A head waiter

Lebötid

N.

A drinking spree

Lebüdan

N.

A commander

Lebür

N.

A head office

Lebüral

N.

A chancellor

Leced

N.

A point of view

Lecein

N.

A conversion

Lecek

N.

A stall of animals, a stable

Lecem

N.

A hall, drawing room

Cem malädanas = Sick room, hospital ward

Lecen

N.

Konvertiĝo, pento

Lecenön

Int.

To convert, to be converted (faith)

Lecop

N.

A hoe

Lecop teltuitik = A two-pronged pitchfork

Lecäd

N.

Highness, eminence

Lecüd

N.

An axe

Lecüt

N.

A fraud, a swindle

Led

N.

Lace

Ledaut

N.

A princess

Ledesirik

Adj.

Nostalgic

Ledesirön

V.

To yearn (for)

Ledinik

Adj.

Principal

Ledino

Adv.

Chiefly, mainly, principally

Leditön

V.

(DE) to say goodbye, to take leave (of)

Ledom

N.

A mansion, a palace