laivúsí a. Obtuse (of large angle, not necessarily, though usually, more than 90°).
laizzé v. To exert.
lalkome n. Copper.
lañgzéa n. Exertion.
Lao n. Laos.
lapetre n. Sequin or bead made from gemstone.
lapistíu n. Rock pen, such as a stick of chalk or pencil; usually chalk.
lapíu n. Crystal.
laplitu n. Domesticated rock spider from Makta.
lara n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately.
lasané v. To boast.
lassé v. To be aware.
laté v. To stop.
Latína n. The Latin language.
latoké v. To linger.
latôkha n. Fulfilment.
latôkhí a. Fulfilling.
Latvía n. Latvia.
Lebanno n. Lebanon.
lebedoshéfí a. Undisturbed in appearance; profoundly still; clear (especially of a pool of water); limpid.
lebedu n. Matter in the liquid phase.
lebenu n. Imitation or reflection on water.
lebivu n. Graph.
lédahé v. To diminish (passive/reflexive).
lédé v. To lessen or reduce (active).
lédústo n. Spire.
legé v. To lead; to guide.
legembé v. To promise something lewd or salacious; to tantalize.
légemé v. To preside over a meeting or governing body.
legenaro n. Causeway; catwalk.
leges pm. Upon, atop, resting on.
legethé v. To dictate instructions.
legethía n. Dictator; tyrant.
legome n. Chromium.
legzí flasu n. Index finger.
lekhileru n. Immobile organism.
lekhtúzu n. Stalk/stem.
lekotome n. Nickel.
leleme n. Iron.
leltéu n. Floor.
lementipé v. To use symploce; a series of sentences with parallel beginnings and endings.
lemní a. Indigenous.
lémo n. Citadel.
lempé v. To reflect light or an image.
lempeneí a. Reflective or currently reflecting light or an image.
lemperu n. Mirror.
lempetemé v. To construct a sentence or sentences with a reflected symmetry that illuminates a point; chiasmus.
lempidhu n. Reflection, reflected image.
lemúdha n. Lead, especially as a toxin.
lemúdu n. Metal poisoning.
lén– pre. Two.
lenagu n. Bridge.
léne n. The digit two.
lenene n. Iron metal.
leneska n. Second-shift job.
léñgwohu n. Plane.
léní trotúzu n. Index toe.
lenitshúbé v. To use two contrasting portions to refer to a range; merism.
lénoisu n. Couples' housing.
lenome n. Helium.
lensarobí a. Capable of healing or hurting; having multiple purposes or applications, especially of a contradictory nature.
léñstethu n. Storey.
léntahé v. To mate.
lentí a. Dual.
léntome n. Bromine.
lentu n. Duo; pair.
lentúzu n. Human (biological term).
lentúzurivíu n. Bipedal animal.
lénúya adv. In part-time; in the afternoon.
lépetalo n. Date of founding.
leplí a. Dusty, sandy.
lepone n. Lid, covering, cap.
lepshúnaní a. Eye-opening; see lepshúnilí.
lepshúnelíu n. Shore; coast.
lepshúnilí a. Eye-opening; of crashing waves (implied to be of realisation or recognition).
lepshúnu n. Breaking wave.
leptu n. Unit of area.
ler– pre. Over.
leraiome n. Cobalt.
lerandu n. Trunk.
lerapolu n. (a) Hurricane (b) overzealousness.
lerbedé v. To overwhelm.
lerbedekí a. Overwhelming [in general].
lerdené v. To bury.
lerdenekhtía n. Burial; funeral.
lerebé v. To upgrade.
lereí stillúbekwíu n. High priestess or high priest.
lereponeze n. Seal, case, faceplate, roof.
leres pm. Over, above.
leres haité v. To profit; to benefit from; to rise above using.
leres ~ salkzepé v. To conquer ~; to find glory over ~.
leretru n. Eyebrow.
Lergalsoní Ginía n. Equatorial Guinea.
Lergalsoní Klitramazíno n. El Salvador.
lergalsu n. Saviour, leader, messiah.
lergekhte n. Catwalk.
lerí níta n. The raised N consonant; an N with no underline.
leríané v. To overcome.
lerkwé v. To elevate.
Lermazekwía il Dúrai Geloholebis n. Overmanager of Fighting Ships, the official title of admiral Ekhessa Salnúkzoa.