(p. 922) laṅkā2 Ceylon; modern Sri Lanka. ̃কান্ড n. a canto of the Ramayana narrating the capture of Lanka (লঙ্কা) by Rama (রাম); (fig.) a tumultuous affray or brawl. ̃দাহন n. the burning of Lanka (লঙ্কা) by Hanuman (হনুমান). ̃ধিপতি, ̃পতি n. the king of Lanka (লঙ্কা). 16)

(p. 922) lapaṭānō to entwine; to be entangled or involved (in). 42)

(p. 922) lā3 (used in familiarity or contempt by women amongst themselves) hullo, ei, oi, I say etc. 79)

(p. 927) lēpa2 a layer of paint etc., a coat, a coating, a wash (মাটির লেপ); anything to coat or smear with. 86)

(p. 927) lōkālaẏa human habitation; a human settlement or colony; a town, a village; (fig.) the human society. 113)

(p. 922) lampaṭa lascivious, licentious, libertine, debauched, profligate, lewd; wanton. n. a libertine, a profligate, a debauchee. 55)

(p. 922) laba (math.) a numerator; a minute division or fracton of time; very small amount or fraction. 46)

(p. 927) luci a kind of small and thin saucershaped bread fried in ghee. 56)

(p. 922) lalāma ornament; a mark (of sandal wood paste etc.) on one's forehead. 67)

(p. 926) lāgi, lāgiẏā (poet.) for, for the sake of, on account of. 9)

(p. 927) lēdāḍ়u, lēdāḍ়ē lazy; not smart; unenterprising. 83)

(p. 922) lalita beautitful, pleasant, charming; (of speech) suave, bland. n. dance or artistic gestures of women; pleasure and enjoyment; an Indian musical mode. ̃কলা n. (collec.) fine arts; (distr.) any branch of fine arts. fem. a. ললিতা । 68)

(p. 927) lōkāpabāda public censure; public scandal; infamy; obloquy. 108)

(p. 927) lāẏēka grown-up, of full age; able, fit, competent; (dero.) grown-up enough to be a litertine. 19)

(p. 922) laṭāri a lottery, a raffle. 32)