(p. 927) lōṭana the tumbler pigeon, the tumbler (also লোটন পায়রা); a bun dressed so as to hang loosely. 116)

(p. 922) lambōdara pot-bellied, corpulent. n. God Ganesha (গণেশ). 63)

(p. 922) laṭakānō to hang (ফাঁসিতে লটকানো); to hang up (দেওয়ালে লটকানো); to post (a bill, placard, poster etc.). 28)

(p. 927) lāṭhālāṭhi fighting with sticks or staffs; a serious quarrel. লাঠালাঠি করা v. to fight one another with sticks or staffs; to quarrel seriously. 11)

(p. 927) lāmā1 a Buddhist priest in Tibet, a lama. 16)

(p. 927) laiṅga, laiṅgika relating to the penis, penial; sexual. 102)

(p. 927) lōpa destruction; abolition; extinction; disappearance; concealment; (gr.) elision. লোপ করা v. to destroy; to abolish; to conceal, to hide. লোপ পাওয়া, লোপ হওয়া v. to be destroyed or abolished; to become extinct or obsolete; to disappear or vanish; to be concealed; (gr.) to be elided. ̃প্রাপ্ত same as লুপ্ত ।

(p. 922) laghimā a yogic attainment that enables one to make one's body light or subtle at pleasure; absence of heaviness, lightness. 9)

(p. 922) labaḍaṅkā (hum.) nothing, cipher, zero; a mare's nest. 49)

(p. 933) lōbāna benzoin. 4)

(p. 927) lālitya beauty; sweetness, charm; (of speech) suavity. 26)

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

(p. 926) lācāḍ়i a Bengali poetical metre suitable for dancing; a song composed in this metre. 14)

(p. 927) lōkāla bōrḍa a local board. 112)

(p. 922) lajjata that part of the body which flushes in bashfulness, the face; glorious flush of chastity. 24)