* labor, -
ris,m., labor, toil; hardship, difficulty, distress, suffering
labrisus, -a, -um, full of toil or hardship, laborious
labr (1), labor, toil; suffer, be in distress
Lacedaemonius, -a, -um, Spartan; m. pl. as a noun, Spartans
lacertus, -
, m., (upper) arm
lacess, -ere, -v, -tum, provoke, irritate, harass
* lacrima, -ae,f., tear
lacrimsus, -a, -um, tearful; mournful
lacus, -
s,m., lake
Laelius, -, m., a Roman nomen, especially Gaius Laelius, commemorated in Cicero’s D
Amciti
laetitia, -ae,f., joy, delight; entertainment
laetor, -r, -tus sum, rejoice, be glad
* laetus, -a, -um, glad, joyful
laevus, -a, -um, left, on the left side
laguncula, -ae,f., flask
lamb, -ere, lick, lap
lmmina, -ae,f., thin plate or layer; plate of iron (heated for torture)
lancea, -ae,f., lance, light spear
languidus, -a, -um, weak, languid, dull, inactive
lani (1), tear to pieces, mangle
lapis, -idis,m., stone
lpsus, -s,m., sliding, slipping
Larius, -, m., Lake Como, Alpine lake in northern Italy
Lars, Lartis,m., an Etruscan name or title
lassus, -a, -um, weary, tired
lt, adv. ofltus
* late, -ere, -u, lie hidden, hide; escape the notice of, be concealed from (+ acc.)
latibulum, -, n., hiding place, shelter
Latnus, -a, -um, Latin; Via Latna, a very old Roman road running southeast from Rome; adv. Ltn, in Latin, espec. w. dcere, loqu, etc.
latr, -nis,m., robber, bandit, cutthroat
latrcinium, -, n., robbery; fraud
ltum:seefer
* ltus, -a, -um, broad, wide, extensive; copious; adv. lt, broadly, widely; long ltque, far and wide
latus, -eris,n., side
laudbilis, -e, praiseworthy, laudable
* laud (1), praise, approve
Laurentnus, -a, -um, Laurentine, of Laurentum (a town on the coast south of Ostia); Laurentnum (sc. praedium), Laurentine estate
laus, laudis,f., praise, renown
lautumiae, -rum,f. pl., stonequarry, used as a prison at Syracuse
lautus, -a, -um (see lav ), washed; elegant, refined
