(p. 922) lagabagē flexible, supple, pliant; unsteady, swaying to and fro; tottering; flimsy. 2)

(p. 927) luṇṭhaka a plunderer; a pillager; a robber; a thief; one who misappropriates recklessly; one who enjoys in a great measure. 63)

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

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

(p. 922) labējāna feeling like dying; extremely distressed or harassed. 51)

(p. 927) lupta no longer existing, extinct; defunct; abolished; gone out of currency or practice, obsolete; destroyed; covered, wrapped, extinct; (of species etc.) that has disappeared or vanished; invisible; hidden, concealed; (bot.) abortive; (gr.) elided. অধুনালুপ্ত আইন a law now defunct. ̃প্রায় a. obsolescent; almost extinct or defunct or destroyed or covered or invisible or hidden or (bot.) abortive. লুপ্তাঙ্গ n. (bot.) an abortive organ. লুপ্তোদ্ধার n. recovery or reclamation of a thing lost or destroyed or ruined; discovery of a hidden or secret thing. 66)

(p. 922) laśakara a soldier; a naval soldier; a sailor; armed forces. 69)

(p. 922) lasikā lymph. ̃তন্তুবৃদ্ধি n. lymphatic growth. ̃য়নী a. lymphatic. 71)

(p. 933) lyāmpa a lamp.

(p. 926) lāgāō adjoining, lying side by side, contiguous. 5)

(p. 927) lukōcuri hide-and-seek; (fig.) an attempt to conceal, dodging. লুকোচুরি খেলা v. to play at hide-and-seek; (fig.) to try to conceal, to dodge. 53)

(p. 933) lōra (poet.) tears. 8)

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

(p. 933) lōṣṭra a roundish small lump of earth; a small roundish stone or brickbat. ̃বত্ adv. & a. like a clod of earth; as valueless as a lump of earth. 12)

(p. 927) lāsya, lāsa a woman's dance; artistic or amorous gestures and postures of women. লাস্যময়ী a. fem. given to dancing; having artistic or amorous gestures and postures. 29)