“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

Lvnium, -, n., a town said to have been founded in Latium by Aeneas

lav, -re, lv, lautumorltum, wash, bathe

lax  (1), relax, slacken

Lazarus, -, m., the beggar in the parable of Dives and Lazarus (EL)

lea, -ae,f., lioness

leaena, -ae,f., lioness

Lebinthos, -, f., a small island of the Sporades in the Aegean Sea off the southwestern coast of Asia Minor

lectcula, -ae,f., small litter

lgtus, -, m., ambassador; lieutenant

legi, -nis,f., legion

lgitimus, -a, -um, legal, legitimate, proper; adv. lgitim 

* lg  (1), appoint, send as an ambassador; bequeath

* leg, -ere, lg, lctum, gather, pick, choose; read

Lnaeus, -a, -um, Lenaean, epithet of Bacchus

lni  (4), alleviate, soothe

lnis, -e, soft, mild, gentle, kind

le, -nis,m., lion

lepos, -ris,m., charm, grace, wit

ltum, -, n., death, ruin

* levis, -e, light, trivial

Lvt, -ae,m., a Levite (EL)

levits, -ttis,f., lightness, levity, fickleness, weakness

lev  (1), lighten; raise, lift up; relieve, console

* lx, lgis,f., law

libellus, -, m., little book; notebook; pamphlet

libenter,adv., gladly, with pleasure, willingly

* liber, -br, m., book

* lber, -era, -erum, free, unrestricted

Lber, -er, m., Roman equivalent of the Greek Bacchus

Lbera, -ae,f., Italian equivalent of Proserpina, daughter of Ceres

lberlis, -e,lit. worthy of a free man; noble, honorable, generous

lberlits, -ttis,f., kindness, generosity

lbertor, -ris,m., liberator

lber, adv., freely

lber, -rum,m. pl., children

* lber  (1), free, liberate

* lberts, -ttis,f., liberty

lbertnus, -, m., a freedman; a libertine

* lbertus, -, m., a freedman, ex-slave

libet, -re, libuit,impers., it is pleasing, it gives one pleasure