Dictionary
8,361 words
- lettegv.to swell, become inflamed.
- lettuagv.to appear for the first time after a period of absence, to be new: said of the moon.
- lettungawv.to emerge on the surface of the water, to come up to the surface of the water, to float.
- liadv.to fall backward.
- liasv.to cause to leave without being noticed or inconspicuously.
- lib-atv.to strike treacherously.
- libakv.to tell a lie, to conceal something, to refuse to tell something.
- libasv.to leave surreptitiously, without being noticed.
- libbiv.to purse the lips, to pout.
- libegadj.muddy, turbid; unclear.
- liblibrosee LIBRO.
- libnosadj.handsome, pretty, neat.
- libotn.procession especially a religious one.
- libotv.to go around, to have a procession.
- librasn.pound.
- libreadj.free.
- librev.to do something for (someone) free.
- libron.book.
- libron.tripe.
- libukayv.to begin menstruating.
- libuyongadj.overcast, cloudy, gloomy.
- libáyv.to fall asleep unintentionally.
- lidayadj.sad, downcast, gloomy.
- liddan.a coarse grass with harsh leaves (Saccharum spontaneum).
- liddegn.a kind of small edible snail with pointed shell.
- lidemadj.dim.
- lideraton.leadership.
- lidingn.string.
- lidlidn.usually a rough and rounded stone used to rub off dirt from the body when taking a bath, anything used for this purpose.
- lidlidv.to rub off dirt from one’s body especially when taking a bath.
- lig-isv.to crush especially with the nail.
- ligasonn.block.
- ligsayv.to start declining or sinking to the west: said of the sun after midday.
- ligsayv.to remove from a list.
- ligsayv.to get (a branch of a tree) out of the way.
- likawadj.roundabout, meandering, crooked, circuitous.
- likawv.to go around.
- likkaongadj.full of hollows, holes.
- likkaongn.hollow, hole.
- liklikv.to avoid, shun.
- likmotv.to go around, surround, encircle.
- liktadv.to push the top part of (a ladder) away from its resting place and hold suspended by a piece of rope, a strip of rattan, a piece of wire, etc.
- likudn.back part of body.
- likudv.to turn one’s back upon; hence, to forget.
- likígv.to lean on one side, to sleep on one side.
- lilangn.var. of LELANG - grandmother.
- liliv.to rock in one’s arms.
- lilibegv.to make turbid or murky.
- lilign.a section or division of an orange.
- liliktadann.the piece of rope, strip of rattan, or piece of wire that holds the top part of a ladder suspended when pushed away from its resting place.