(p. 922) lapēṭā a kind of vamped slippers. 44)

(p. 933) lōlā the tongue (esp. which is greedy of food). 10)

(p. 926) lāga reach; contact; touch; contiguity; nearness. ̃সই a. appropriate, fitting, suitable. 3)

(p. 922) laḍ়iẏē, laḍ়uẏē skilled in or given to fighting, bellicose; military. লড়ুয়ে মনোবৃত্তি fighting spirit. লড়ুয়ে মোরগ a gamecock, a fighting-cock. 35)

(p. 927) lālasa1 greedy, covetous; eagerly desirous or longing; lustful. 23)

(p. 927) lōkēśa god; the king. 114)

(p. 927) lēpaka one who applies a coating or wash; one who smears. 87)

(p. 927) lipyantara transliteration. লিপ্যন্তর করা v. to transliterate. 41)

(p. 933) lōpāṭa thoroughly plundered or sacked; utterly destroyed; completely disappeared or hidden or concealed; carried off to a hiding-place without leaving any trace (লাস লোপাট). লোপাট করা v. to plunder or sack thoroughly; to destroy utterly; to hide or conceal thoroughly; to carry off to a hidingplace without leaving any trace. 2)

(p. 927) līẏamāna vanishing, disappearing, fading, melting, dissolving, evanescing. 48)

(p. 921) laka āuṭa lock-out, closure declared by the owners of factories etc. 5)

(p. 933) lyāṭhā trouble, difficulty; fix; a species of small and soft fish. 26)

(p. 922) lanṭhana a lantern. 37)

(p. 927) luṇṭhana loot, plunder, robbing, robbery; pillage, sack; reckless misappropriation; enjoyment in a great measure. লুণ্ঠন করা same as লুটা । 64)

(p. 922) lahari, laharī a wave. 75)