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Laag, sn. layer, stratum |
Laag, bn. low, mean, abject |
Laaghyd, sn. lowness, baseness |
Laagte, sn. valley |
Laai, sn. drawer |
Laai, w. to load, charge |
Laaistok, sn. ramrod |
Laaste, bn. last, the last time |
Laaste, sn. last one, all |
Laat, w. to let |
Laat, bn. late |
Labberlottig, bn. fainthearted, weak |
Laberint, sn. labyrinth |
Lading, sn. cargo, charge |
Laf, bn. insipid, silly, cowardly |
Lafaard, sn. coward |
Lafentel, sn. scent |
Lafhartig, bn. en bw. coward -ly |
Lafhartighyd, sn. cowardice |
Lafhyd, sn. silliness, cowardice |
Lag, sn. laugh, laughter |
Lag, w. to laugh, sneer |
Lager, sn. camp |
Lager, w. to encamp |
Laggend, bn. laughing, smiling |
Laggerig, bn. inclined to laugh |
Laggery, sn. laughing |
Lak, sn. sealing wax |
Lak, w. to seal |
Laken, sn. cloth, sheet |
Lakker, sn. sealer |
Laksel, sn. meal-meat, spoon meat |
Laksman, sn. hangman |
Lam, sn. lamb |
Lam, bn. lame, paralytic |
Lamfer, sn. crape |
Lamhyd, sn. lameness |
Lamlendig, bn. lazy |
Lammerfanger, sn. lamb-catcher, vulture |
Lammetji, sn. lampkin |
Lamp, sn. lamp |
Lampetbeker, sn. jug |
Lampetkom, sn. basin |
Lamplig, sn. lamplight |
Lampoli, sn. petroleum |
Lamsiikte, sn. lameness (cattle-disease) |
Land, sn. country, land, ground |
Land, w. to land, disembark |
Landbou, sn. agriculture |
Landbouer, sn. agriculturer |
Landdros, sn. sheriff |
Landferraaier, sn. traitor |
Landgenoot, sn. countryman |
Landgoed, sn. estate |
Landing, sn. landing |
Landkaart, sn. map |
Landman, sn. farmer, peasant |
Landpaal, sn. limit, bound |
Landstreek, sn. region |
Landwaarts, bw. towards land |
Lang, bn. long, tall, lengthy |
Lang, bw. a long while |
Langagtig, bn. rather long |
Lang-al, bw. long ago |
Langbeen, sn. long-legged fellow |
Langdradig, bn. tedious |
Langdradighyd, sn. tediousness |
Langdurig, bn. lasting, durable |
Langdurighyd, sn. length, lastingness |
Langoor, sn. ass |
Langs, fs. en bw. along |
Langsaam, bn. en bw. slow -ly |
Langsaamhyd, sn. slowness |
Langsamerhand, bw. gradually |
Langwerpig, bn. oblong |
Laning, sn. lane, avenue |
Lankmoedig, bn. long-suffering, patient |
Lankwa, sn |
Lantern, sn. lantern |
Lap, sn. patch, rag, remnant, piece |
Lap, w. to patch, mend |
Lap-lap, bw. by patches |
Lapper, sn. patcher, mender |
Lappery, sn. patching |
Lappi, sn. small rag |
Lapwerk, sn. patch work |
Las, sn. joint, load, burden, order, command, duty |
Las, w. to order, join |
Lasarus, sn. leprosy |
Laspos, sn. troublesome fellow |
Lassing, sn. joining |
Laster, sn. slander |
Laster, w. to slander, blaspheme |
Lasteraar, sn. slanderer |
Lastering, sn. slander, blasphemy |
Lasterlik, bn. slanderous |
Lastig, bn. troublesome, burdensome |
Lastighyd, sn. troublesomeness |
Lat, sn. lath |
Latji, sn. little drawer |
Latyn, sn. latin |
Latyns, bn. Latin |
Lawa, sn. lava |
Lawaai, sn. noise, hubbub |
Lawaaimaker, sn. noisy-fellow |
Lawe, w. to quench, refresh |
Lawer, sn. refresher |
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Lê, w. to lie, lay |
Ledekant, sn. bedstead |
Ledig, bn. idle, without employment |
Ledighyd, sn. idleness |
Lediging, sn. emptying |
Leed, sn. harm, injury, grief |
Leedwese, sn. regret |
Leeftyd, sn. life time |
Leeg, bn. empty, void |
Leeghyd, sn. emptiness |
Leen, w. to lend, borrow |
Leer, w. to teach, learn, study |
Leer, sn. leather, doctrine, ladder |
Lê'er, legger, sn. leager |
Leeraar, sn. teacher, minister |
Leeragtig, bn. leathery |
Leerboom, sn. sidebeam of a vehicle |
Leergoed, sn. leather things |
Leergirig, bn. desirous to learn |
Leergirighyd, sn. studiousness |
Leerhandel, sn. leather trade |
Lê'erig, bn. inclined to lie down |
Leerling, sn. scholar |
Leermeester, sn. teacher |
Leerrede, sn. sermon |
Leersaam, bn. instructive |
Leersaamhyd, sn. instructiveness |
Leerskool, sn. school |
Leersug, sn. desire to learn |
Leersugtig, bn. studious |
Lees, w. to read, gather |
Leesbaar, bn. legible |
Leesbaarhyd, sn. legibility |
Leesboek, sn. reading-book |
Leesteken, sn. punctuation, mark |
Leeu, sn. lion |
Leeuagtig, bn. lionlike |
Leeuin, sn. lioness |
Leeukuil, sn. lion's den, |
Leeuwbekkiis, sn. a flower |
Legende, sn. legend |
Leger, sn. army, bed, form, seat |
Legerskaar, sn. army, host |
Leghen, sn. layer (hen) |
Legplek, sn. outpost, cattle station |
Lek, sn. leak |
Lek, w. to leak, lick |
Lekgat, sn. leakhole |
Lekkasi, sn. leakage |
Lekker, bn. dainty, nice, sweet |
Lekker, sn. licker |
Lekkerbekkig, bn. fond of nice eating and drinking |
Lekkerny, sn. dainty, nicety |
Lekkers, sn. dainties, sweets |
Lekking, sn. leaking, licking |
Lektuur, sn. reading matter |
Leli, sn. lily, flower-de-luce |
Leliblank (wit), bn. white as a lily |
Lelik, bn. ugly, deformed |
Lelikert, sn. ugly one |
Lelikhyd, sn. ugliness |
Lem, sn. blade (e.g. of a knife) |
Lemmetji, sn. lime |
Lemoen, sn. orange (see Limoen) |
Lende, sn. loin |
Lendelam, bn. hip-shot |
Lendepyn, sn. lumbago |
Lener, sn. lender, borrower |
Lengte, sn. length, longitude |
Lening, sn. loan |
Lente, sn. spring, prime |
Lenteagtig, bn. vernal |
Lentedag, sn. day in spring |
Lenteliid, sn. vernal song |
Lentetyd, sn. time of spring |
Lepel, sn. spoon |
Lepelfol, sn. spoonful |
Les, sn. lesson |
Les, w. to quench, slake |
Les-gé, w. to give lessons |
Les-neem, w. to take lessons |
Lesser, sn. quencher |
Lessing, sn. quenching |
Letsel, sn. hurt, damage |
Letter, sn. letter, type |
Letter, w. to mark |
Lettergreep, sn. syllable |
Letterink, sn. marking ink |
Letterkas, sn. letterbox |
Letterkunde, sn. literature |
Letterkundig, bn. lettered |
Letterkundige, sn. man of letters |
Letterlik, bn. literal |
Letterset, w. to compose |
Lettersetter, sn. compositor |
Lettersetting, sn. composition |
Leuen, sn. lie, untruth |
Leuenaar, sn. liar, yarner |
Leuenagtig, bn. deceitful, lying |
Leuenagtighyd, sn. falseness |
Leuentaal, sn. lie, untruth |
Leun, w. to lean, rest |
Leuning, sn. support, rail, back of a chair |
Leuningstoel, sn. elbow-chair |
Leuns, sn. |
Leunsriim, sn. surname for Englishman |
Leuse, sn. devise, motto |
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Lewe, sn. life, delight |
Lewe, w. to live, exist |
Lewendig, bn. lively, quick |
Lewendighyd, sn. liveliness |
Lewensgefaar, sn. in danger of life |
Lewensgenot, sn. enjoyment of life |
Lewensgesel (lin), sn. companion for life |
Lewensgroot, bn. full length, life size |
Lewenslang, bw. for life |
Lewensloop, sn. course of life |
Lewenslus, sn. love of life |
Lewenspad, sn. life's path |
Lewensreel, sn. rule of life |
Lewenswyse, sn. manner of living |
Lewer, sn. liver |
Lewer, w. to deliver, furnish |
Lewering, sn. delivery |
Lewerontsteking, sn. inflamation of the liver |
Lewersiikte, sn. liver complaint |
Lewertering, sn. consumption of the liver |
Lewertraan, sn. cod-liver-oil |
Lewerwors, sn. liver-sausage |
Liberaal, bn. en sn. liberal |
Lid, sn. limb, member, joint |
Liddoorn, sn. corn |
Liderlik, bn. filthy, dirty |
Liderlikhyd, sn. dirtiness, filthiness |
Litjiisgras, sn. sort of grass |
Lidmaat, sn. member |
Lidmaatskap, sn. membership |
Lidwoord, sn. article |
Lifelik, bn. charming, lovely |
Lifelikhyd, sn. loveliness |
Lifeling, sn. pat, darling |
Lig, bn. light, easy |
Lig, sn. light |
Lig, w. to lift, light |
Ligblou, bn. light-blue |
Ligbron, sn. source of light |
Ligbruin, bn. light brown |
Ligfaardig, bn. en bw. heedless, rash -ly |
Ligfaardighyd, sn. heedlessness |
Liggaam, sn. body |
Liggaamsbeweging, sn. exercise |
Liggaamsdeel, sn. limb, member |
Liggaamsgestel, sn. constitution |
Liggamelik, bn. bodily, corporal |
Liggeel, bn. pale yellow |
Liggelowig, bn. credulous |
Liggelowighyd, sn. credulity |
Liggeraak, bn. touchy |
Ligging, sn. situation, site |
Liggroen, bn. light green |
Lighoofdig, bn. light-headed |
Lighyd, sn. lightness |
Ligrooi, bn. light red |
Ligsinnig, bn. en bw. thoughtless-ly |
Ligsinnighyd, sn. thoughtlessness |
Ligstraal, sn. beam of light |
Ligtelik, bw. easily |
Ligter, sn. lighter |
Liid, sn. song, ballad, hymn |
Liidji, sn. song |
Liif, bn. dear, beloved |
Liifdadig, bn. charitable |
Liifdadighyd, sn. charity |
Liifde, sn. love, charity |
Liifdeband, sn. tie of love |
Liifdedaad, sn. act of charity |
Liifdegefoel, sn. feeling of charity |
Liifdeloos, bn. en bw. uncharitable -bly |
Liifdelooshyd, sn. uncharitableness |
Liifhebber, sn. amateur, lover |
Liiflik, bn. en bw. charming, sweet -ly |
Liiflikhyd, sn. charmingness |
Liifste, sn. lover, sweetheart |
Liig, w. to lie |
Liiplapper, sn. vagabond, vagrant |
Likeur, sn. liquor |
Limoen, sn. orange (see Lemoen) |
Limoenboom, sn. orange tree |
Links, bn. en bw. left-handed, at the left side |
Linkshyd, sn. left-handedness |
Linne, sn. linen |
Linnegoed, sn. linen |
Lint, sn. ribbon |
Lip, sn. lip |
Lipletter, sn. labial letter |
Lis, sn. cunning, deceit, craft, device |
Listig, bn. artful, sly, crafty |
Listighyd, sn. artfulness, cunning |
Liwerki, sn. lark |
Liwers, bw. rather |
Loeder, sn. whore, harlot |
Loer, w. to spy, watch, lurk |
Loergat, sn. lurking-hole |
Loerhoek, sn. lurking-corner |
Lof, sn. praise |
Loffelik, bn. glorious, praise-worthy |
Lofliid, sn. hymn of praise |
Lofsang, sn. hymn |
Lofwerk, sn. festoon-work |
Log, bn. heavy, slow, dull |
Loghyd, sn. heaviness, dullness |
Logiis, bn. logical |
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Lok, sn. curl |
Lok, w. to allure, attract |
Lokker, sn. allurer |
Lokwoord, sn. flattering word |
Lol, sn. spree |
Lol, w. to bother, bawl |
Lollerig, bn. troublesome |
Lolpot, sn. troublesome person |
Lommer, sn. shade, foliage |
Lommerryk, bn. shady |
Lomp, bn. clumsy, awkward |
Lomphyd, sn. clumsiness, awkwardness |
Long, sn. lung |
Longkwaal, sn. pulmonary disease |
Longontsteking, sn. inflammation of the lungs |
Longpyp, sn. wind-pipe |
Longsiikte, sn. disease of the lungs |
Longsiikte, sn. lung-sickness |
Longtering, sn. consumption of the lungs |
Lons, w. to tame a horse |
Lont, sn. fuse |
Lood, sn. lead, weight |
Loodagtig, bn. leady |
Loodferf, sn. lead-colour |
Loodkleur, sn. lead-colour |
Loodpyp, sn. leaden pipe |
Loodswaar, bn. very heavy |
Loodwit, bn. white as lead |
Looi, w. to tan |
Looier, sn. tanner |
Looiery, sn. tannery |
Loon, sn. wages, salary, reward, recompence |
Loontrekker, sn. hireling |
Loop, sn. course, stream, barrel |
Loop, w. to walk, run, flow, stream |
Loopbaan, sn. career |
Loot, sn. shoot |
Loot, w. to draw lots |
Lootji, sn. lot, ticket |
Lopend, bn. current, running |
Loper, sn. runner, walker, stair-carpet |
Los, bn. loose, free, disengaged, wanton, dissolute |
Los, w. to loose, fire, ransom, redeem |
Losbandig, bn. en bw. licentious -ly |
Losbandighyd, sn. licentiousness |
Losbrand, w. to fire off, discharge |
Losbranding, sn. firing |
Loseer, w. to lodge |
Loshyd, sn. looseness |
Losiis, sn. lodging |
Losiishuis, sn. boarding house |
Loslaat, w. to release, discharge |
Losloop, w. to be at liberty |
Losmaak, w. to loose, liberate |
Losmaking, sn. liberation |
Lospit, bn. free stone |
Losprys, sn. ransom |
Losraak, w. to get loose |
Losruk, w. to pull loose |
Losryg, w. to unlace |
Losser, sn. redeemer |
Lossiis, bn. loosely |
Lossing, sn. redemption |
Losskeur, w. to tear off |
Losskiit, w. to shoot off |
Losskroewe, w. to unscrew |
Lossny, w. to cut off |
Lostrek, w. to pull loose |
Lostorn, w. to rip, undo |
Lot, sn. fate, destiny, lot, prize, ticket |
Lotery, sn. lottery |
Lotgefal, sn. adventure |
Lotgenoot, sn. companion in distress |
Loting, sn. drawing of lots |
Lou, bn. luke-warm |
Louhyd, sn. luke-warmness |
Louter, bn. pure, mere |
Louter, w. to purify, refine |
Loutering, sn. purifying, refining |
Lug, sn. air, sky, smell |
Lug, w. to air, ventilate |
Lugbewoner, sn. denizen of the air |
Lugbol, sn. balloon |
Lugdig, bn. air-tight |
Luggat, sn. air-hole |
Luggi, sn. breeze, soft gale |
Lugkasteel, sn. castle in the air |
Lugpomp, sn. air-pump |
Lugpyp, sn. wind-pipe |
Lugruim, sn. atmosphere |
Lugrys, sn. aerostatic voyage |
Lugrysiger, sn. aeronaut |
Lugtig, bn. airy, light |
Lugtighyd, sn. airiness |
Lui, bn. en bw. lazy, idle, slothful -ly |
Lui, w. to ring, sound |
Luiaard, sn. sluggard, lazy person |
Luidrugtig, bn. en bw. loud, clamarous -ly |
Luidrugtighyd, sn. loudness |
Luihyd, sn. laziness |
Luier, sn. ringer, swaddling-cloth |
Luik, sn. shutter, trap-door |
Luis, sn. louse, insect |
Luister, w. to listen, hearken, obey |
Luitenant, sn. lieutenant |
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Luiters, bn. unaware, innocent |
Lukwart, sn. loquat |
Lummel, sn. simpleton, stupid |
Lummelagtig, bn. clownish |
Lus, sn. desire, inclination, delight |
Lushof, sn. pleasure-ground |
Lushuisi, sn. summer-house |
Lusteloos, bn. en bw. listless, dull, low-spirited -ly |
Lustelooshyd, sn. depression, listlessness |
Ly, w. to suffer, lead |
Ly, sn. slate |
Lydak, sn. slated roof |
Lyding, sn. leading, instruction |
Lyer, sn. leader |
Lyf, sn. body |
Lyfjong, Lyfmyd, sn. personal attendant |
Lyfwag, sn. life-guard |
Lyk, sn. corpse, dead body |
Lyk, w. to resemble, seem |
Lykbaar, sn. bier |
Lykrede, sn. funeral oration |
Lyksang, sn. dirge |
Lykskouwing, sn. inquest |
Lykstasi, sn. funeral |
Lykwa, sn. hearse |
Lym, sn. glue |
Lym, w. to glue, paste |
Lymagtig, bn. sticky |
Lymagtighyd, sn. stickiness |
Lymer, sn. gluer |
Lymerig, bn. gluey |
Lymkwas, sn. glue-brush |
Lympot, sn. glue-pan |
Lyn, sn. cord, line, rope |
Lynoli, sn. linseed-oil |
Lynreg, bn. en bw. perpendicular, vertical -ly |
Lynsaad, sn. linseed |
Lyntji, sn. line, twine |
Lys, sn. list, frame, border, edge |
Lysels, sn. reins |
Lysels-hou, w. to drive |
Lyswerk, sn. frame work |
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