luci-o: (ich.) pike (Esox lucius). — ISL
lucid-a: (of mind) lucid, clear, sane. Ex.: Homo di lucida mento. Instanti lucida. — EFIS
luciol-o: (ent.) lightning-bug, fire-fly. (Luciola italica). — FIS
lud-ar: (intr. of games, sports) to play (per); (cf. plear); -riskar: to gamble; -o: playing, game; -(risko): gambling; -anto, ero: a player;-era, -ema: playful (child, animal); -emo: playful person; (fig.) gamester, gambler; -ilo: paything, toy; -kub-o, -aro: dice; -o-disko: (in games) a quoit; -o-splinto: spilikin; jackstaw; peg (as for cribbage); -sonalio: toy bell; vorto-ludo: play upon words; esprit-ludo: play of wit; ludo-tablo: a table for play; ludo di pacienteso: patience. Ex.: On ludas per kegli, per buli, per biliardo, per karti, per shako, e.c. — L
ludion-o: «ludion»; (toy) Cartesian devil, bottle-imp. Def.: Aparato fizikala uzata por studiar la diferanta efiki sur korpo plunjita en l’aquo, anke uzebla kom ludilo. — FIS
lug-ar: (tr.) to let (out), rent (out); hire (out), lease (out) (ulo, ad ulu); (cf. lokocar); -o: letting, renting, leasing (by the proprietor); -o-kontrato: lease.
lugr-o: (vessel) lugger. — DEFIS
luk-o: sky-light; dormer-window; (nav.) hatchway. — DER
lukan-o: (ent.) stag-beetle (family: Lucanus). — FL
lukt-ar: (intr.) to wrestle: contend by grappling (kun) and striving to throw; to scuffle, tussle; (fig.) to strive, struggle (kontre). — FIS
lul-ar: (tr.) to lull (ulu) to sleep, to soothe, compose, quiet; -kanto: lullaby (cf. berso-kanto). — DE
lum-ar: (intr. also fig.) to shine: emit rays of light, give light; (cf. brilar); -o: light; -eto, esko: glimmer, gleam; -ala: relating to light; -oza: full of light; -igar: to cause (ulo) to shine; -ifar: to produce light; -izar: to light (a room, etc.) throw light upon; (fig.) to elucidate (a subject); -iz-ilo: a light(ing instrument), luminary; -if-anta: luminous: light producing; -iz-ata: luminous (from light received); -oz-eso: luminosity; -rango: (theat.) foot-lights; -truo: (nav.) porthole; (in gen.) scuttle. — EFIS
lumb-o, -i: lumbar region, loin(s); -ala: lumbar; -oza: thick-backed (person); -o-peco (di bovo); sirloin; -o-ruptar: to break the back of. — EFIS
lumbag-o: (med.) lumbago. — EFIS
lump-o*: (min.) nodule: kidney-shaped ore, lump (of sugar). — E
lun: (abbr. accus. form of ilun, elun, olun, without gender).
lun-o: moon; -ala: lunar; -ala periodo: lunation, lunar month; -sun-ala: luni-solar; -o-lumo: moonlight; -o plena: full moon; -o-nova: new moon; -eto: (geom.) lune. — DEFIRS
lunatik-a, -(ul)o: moon-struck, insane; fantastic, whimsical. — DEFIRS
lundi-o: Monday. — FIS
lunoid-a* (osto): semilunar bone of the wrist.
lup-o: (simple) magnifying glass, reading glass, pocket lens. Def.: Optikal aparato, qua servas por «grandigar» l’objekti (ye mikra raporto), e qua esas nek sempre simpla lenso, nek mikroskopo. On nomizas ol anke «mikroskopo simpla»; V-675. — DF
lupanar-o*: (antiq.) lupanar, brothel. — L
lupi-o: (med.) wen. Def.: Speco di tumoro sub la pelo; V-675 — FIS
lupin-o: (bot.) lupine (genus: Lupinus). — DEFIRS
lupul-o: (bot.) hop (-vine) (Humulus lupulus); -eyo, -agro: hop-garden, -field. — ISL
lupus-o: (med.) lupus. — DEFIS
lur-ar: (tr.) to lure, allure, entice; (fig.) wheedle, cajole (cf. seduktar); -ilo, -iz-ilo: a lure; decoy, bait; -il-izar: to bait (a trap); -sifl-ilo: call-whistle (for animals, birds); -ucelo: decoy-bird. — E.
lustr-o: chandelier (cf. kandel-iero); (antiq.) lustrum: space of five years. — DeFIRS
lustrac-ar: (tr., antiq.) to lustrate: make clear or pure by propitiatory offering. — DEFIRS
lustrin-o: (fabric) lustring. — DEFIS
lut-o: lute: a clayish cement. — EFIS
Luteran-ismo: Lutheranism; -an-a, -o: Lutheran. — DEFIRS
lutr-o: (zool.) otter (genus: Lutra). — FIS
lux-o: luxury; -aji: luxuries, fancy goods, articles de luxe, -ala: sumptuary: relating to luxury; -oza: luxuriant; -oz-eso: sumptuousness, luxuriousness; (cf. abund-anta, rich-ega). — DEFIS
luxac-ar: (tr., surg.) to luxate, dislocate, put out of joint (cf. dislokar). — DEFIS
luxuri-o: lust, lewdness, lechery, unchastity; -oza: lustful, lewd. — FIS
luzern-o: lucern (-grass); alfalfa, purple medick (Medicago sativa). — DeFIR
M
ma:
(conj.)
but. — FIS
macedoni-o: macedoine: a dish consisting of a medley of fruit and vegetables; (fig.) medley, hodgepodge. — eFIS
macer-ar: (tr., intr.) to macerate: soften by steeping. — DEFIS
«macfarlane»: macfarlane: a kind of overcoat without sleeves and with a mantle.
«mackintosh»: mackintosh: a watertight overcoat.
«madapolam»: (fabric) madapollam.
madelen-o: madeline: a small rich cake. — DeFIS
madon-o: madonna: a picture or statue of the Virgin Mary. — DEFIRS
«madras»: bandana handkerchief.
madrepor-o: madrepore, stony coral (genus: Madrepora). — DEFIS
madrigal-o: madrigaclass="underline" a part song or glee; a little amorous poem. — DEFIRS
maestr-o, -ulo, -ino: maestro: a teacher of eminence, or one eminently skilled in some art or science; -verko: master-piece. — DeFIRS
mag-o, -i: (biblical) magian, magi. — DEFIS