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

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

(p. 927) luṅgi, luṅi a long (usu. stitched) loincloth worn by men, a lungi. 55)

(p. 933) lyāmpa a lamp.

(p. 922) lākṣika dyed with lac, lacquered. 89)

(p. 933) lōma-phōn̐ḍ়ā a boil in a hair follicle. 7)

(p. 922) lāibrēri a library. ̃য়ান n. a librarian. 84)

(p. 927) lāśa a human carcass, a corpse, a dead body. 28)

(p. 933) lōbāna benzoin. 4)

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

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

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

(p. 927) lēkha a piece of writing; an epistle, a letter; a graph. 71)

(p. 927) lēkhikā of লেখক । 75)

(p. 927) lālana act of bringing up carefully; carefully rearing or tending; fond cherishing (আশা-লালন). লালন করা v. to bring up carefully; to rear or tend carefully; to cherish fondly. লালন-পালন করা v. to nourish and bring up; to rear. 22)