Lítréréka n. Day of Lítréa, the first day of the Glotshakhto calendar.
litroisu n. Family housing; tenement.
litru n. Set or group.
litshu n. Component.
litswu n. Quantity.
lítu n. Adjective or adverb.
Lítúanía n. Lithuania.
liverzu n. Data record folder.
livethíu n. Collector.
livighu n. Idiom.
livu n. Set; implies completeness.
livúbé v. To compile, to complete a puzzle, to assemble a collage or complete historical account.
Liwa n. Liwíen, a species and civilization native to the KHTX Expanse.
lizé v. To shift; to move slightly.
lizí a. Small.
lizí flasu n. Pinkie finger.
Lizibúrteka n. Luxembourg.
lizzí plurí a. Fine-grained; refined.
loarobekhtu n. Usefulness; utility.
lobaré v. To manipulate (with a tool).
lobí flakhemo n. Instrument panel; control surface; computer touchscreen.
lobíu n. Tool; implement.
loé v. To use.
loharí a. Operational, said of a device; able to be used.
loké v. To implement.
lokhanu n. South-West.
lokío n. Implementation.
loko n. Tool; implement; utensil.
loksí a. Loyal [of a follower to a leader].
loksiforu n. Loyalty [of a follower].
lôn- pre. Doing at.
lôndúé v. To watch; to focus on.
lônyaré v. To paint (a canvas).
lôpé v. To notice (by sight).
lôrúdzhé v. To observe.
lôrúé v. To look or stare at.
lôrúzhoka n. Fear of being watched, paranoia.
lota n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately.
lotaku n. Mask.
lotale n. Counter-clockwise.
lotane n. Left.
lotanes pm. Moving leftward from.
lotes pm. At the left of.
lothanu n. West.
lozríu n. Operator; user (technical).
lozu n. Operator; user (informal).
lú– pre. -ish, -like.
lu n. He; she; it; they.
lúdaire n. Paint bottle for keeping undiluted paints in.
lúdelera n. Moss or lichen (Terran).
Lúdenalva n. Montenegro.
lúdenlu n. Black; usually connoting richness and fertility.
lúdenota n. Black bean.
lúdenota múrúbedanis n. Liver, considered in its blood-cleaning qualities.
lúderegwa n. Moss or lichen (Ksreskézaian).
lúdí a. Dark (of a paint); highly concentrated (of an ink).
lúekhuvu n. Analogy.
lúfaitzo n. Radio receiver used by the general public for listening to audio broadcasts.
lúfethé v. To broadcast sound over radio.
lúfethekío n. Radio broadcast.
lúfethezríu n. Anyone speaking on a radio broadcast.
lúfethúka n. Radio personality, usually a religious teacher.
lúhaflasu n. Gap between fingers.
lúhaies pm. Between.
lúhaigwu n. Between-surface; interface.
lúhaikí a. Having intermediate skill.
lúhailekhtíu n. Interference; blocking.
lúhailemé v. To interfere; to block; to stand between.
lúhairobí a. Comparable; capable of being compared—not necessarily similar.
lúhaité v. To coordinate, to take resources or communication between, to hold a situation together.
lúhaitekhto n. Coordination.
lúhaitekwía n. Coordinator.
lúhaizé v. To intervene.
lúhaizeku n. Intervention.
lúharé v. To correlate.
lúharekía n. Correlation.
lúhathé v. To correspond; to exchange correspondence.
lúhathekíu n. Correspondence.
lúhatheneí a. Engaging in correspondence; corresponding.
lúhathezríu n. Correspondent.
lúhatrotzu n. Gap between toes.
lúhízu n. Proxy; intermediary.
lúkelesithé v. To repeat a word for effect throughout a passage, allowing for different inflections or derivations from one root; polyptoton.
lúlúbé v. To overuse synonyms; pleonasm or synonymia.
lúmo– pre. Of the same fashion; similar (when preceding a consonant).
lúmoklaté v. To conclude clauses or sentences in the same way; antistrophe.
lúmot– pre. Of the same fashion; similar (when preceding a vowel).
lúmotekhé v. Use of parallel inflections; homeoptoton.
lúmotéú m. In the same fashion; similarly performed.
lúmotimé v. To start the same way; to make an anaphoric clause.
lún– pre. ~-ish or ~-like as used before a vowel.
lúnekhuví a. Of highly similar structure or shape.
lúní a. Its.
lúpé v. To found.
lúpezríu n. Founder.
lúrebé v. To transfer something.
lútalo n. Interim; time between two events.
lútaloní a. Interim.
lúthelu n. Peer; one who is similar.
lútheluví a. Similar.