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Labra lege. Read my lips.
labradoricum
labrinth, labrintho, labrinthus Greek a maze, labyrinth
labro Greek fierce, furious
labrosus -a -um labro'sus (la-BRO-sus) large-lipped
labrusca New Latin, from Latin lābrusca n. and adj., (designating) a wild vine, adopted as a specific epithet
by Linnaeus for Vitis labrusca, the FOX GRAPE of eastern North America.
labrusca, labruscae f. Latin noun, wild vine.
labruscum, labrusci n. Latin noun, fruit of the wild vine, wild grape.
laburnifolius with leaves like Laburnum.
laburnifolius laburnum-leaved
Laburnum (Leguminosae) golden chain tree, a name from Pliny.
lac, lactis f. a name used by Horace, Latin milk; a basin; a pit
lacc, lacco, laccus Greek a cistern, pit
lacca Italian varnish, wax
laccate as if varnished.
lacciferus lac, or gum yielding.
lacer-, lacerat- mangled, from Latin verb lacerare, to mangle; slander, torment, harass; waste; destroy; cut.
lacer, lacera, lacerum Latin adjective, torn, or irregularly cleft; mangled, torn, rent, mutilated; maimed,
dismembered.
laceratus -a -um lacerated, torn, or irregularly cleft, from the past participle of Latin verb lacero, lacerare,
laceravi, laceratus, mangle; slander, torment, harass; waste; destroy; cut.
lacert- Latin a lizard; the upper arm from lacertus, lacerti m., Latin noun, upper arm, arm, shoulder; (pl.)
strength, muscles, vigor, force; lizard;
lacertinus -a -um New Latin, lizard-like, from lacerta, lacerate f., Latin noun, lizard; Spanish mackerel.
lacertos- strong, powerful, from lacertosus -a -um, Latin adjective, muscular, brawny.
lacerus -a -um torn, split, tattered, mangled, from Latin verb lacerare, to mangle; slander, torment, harass;
waste; destroy; cut.
laches, lachesi Latin destiny, fate
lachn-, lachno- Greek woolly
Lachnanthes Greek lachne, wool, and anthos, flower, in reference to pubescent flowers
Lachnocaulon Greek lachnos, wool, and, Latin caulis, caulis, a stem, a stalk, from Greek καυλος, kaulos,
stem, stalk, in reference to the long, soft, upwardly pointed hairs on scapes of the type species, as chaulos(?),
stem in one source.
lachnopus with woolly stalks.
lachnophyllus with woolly, shaggy leaves.
lachnosphaerus with woolly balls.
lachr-, lachrim-, lachrym-, lachry- Latin tears, weeping, referring to a tear, teardrop
lachrymosa
Lachskönigen German cv. salmon queen
Lachsshönheit German cv. salmon beauty
laci-, lacid-, lacist Greek rent, torn
lacin-, lacini-, lacinia, -lacinia Latin a flap
lacin- torn, cut, incised
lacinia, A slash in a leaf, petal, from Latin lacinia, noun, lappet, a small piece of cloth to be sewn on a
garment for lapels, etc,
laciniatus -a -um lacinia'tus (la-sin-ee-AY-tus) lacinate, torn, deeply cut, fringed, slashed or lacerated, cut into
narrow divisions or lobes, jagged, from Latin lacinia, noun, small piece of cloth to be sewn on a garment for lapels,
etc, and -atus, adjectival suffix for nouns, possessive of or likeness of something, with, shaped, made, generally
referring to the deeply for cut leaves.
laciniosus much laciniate, cut into narrow divisions, jagged, slit, cleft.
lacm-, lacmu Danish dark violet blue
lacr-, lacrim, lacrum Latin tears, weeping
lacrimabundus, lacrimans weeping, exuding drops.
lacrimae tears, drops of gum or resin exuded from a tree.
lacrymiform, lacrymiformis tear-shaped.