Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

268 LATIN GRAMMAR
lucescere, luxi, to begin to dawn
Lucia, -ae, f.} Lucy
lucidus, -a, -unl, bright
lucifer, -i, nl.} day star, morning star
Lucilla, -ae, f.} Lucille
lucniri, dep.} to gain
lucrativus, -a, -urn, profitable
lucrifacere, -feci, -factus, (io), to win
lucrum, -i, 11.} lucre; gain
luctamen, -inis, n.} struggling, wrestling
luctator, -oris, m.} wrestler
luctuosus, -a, -urn, sorrowful
luctus, -us, n1.} nl0urning
lucubratio, -onis, f.} laborious study
luculente, admirably
luculenter, excellen tly
luculentus, -a, -urn, bright
lucus, -i, n1.} grove; sacred grove
ludere, lusi, lusus, to play
ludibrium, -ii, n.} mockery, scorn
Ludovlcus, -i, m.} Lou is
Ludulphus, -i, m., Ludolph
ludus, -i, m., game
lues, -is, f., disease
Lugdunensis, -e, of Lyons
Lugdunum, -i, n., Lyons
lugere, luxi, luctus, to bewail, lament
Luitprandus, -i, m., Luitprand
lumbus, -i, m.; (pl.) loins
lumen, -inis, n.} light
Lumilla, -ae, f.} Ludmilla
luminare, -aris, n.} light
luna, -ae, f.} moon
lunaticus, -i, m.} lunatic
lupanar, -aris, n.} brothel
lupinus, -i, m., lupine
lupinus, -a, -urn, wolfish
lupus, -i, m.} wolf
Lusitania, -ae, f.} Portugal
lustralis, -e, hoI y, blessed
lustrare, to purify
lustrum, -i, n.} a period of five years, a
luster
lusus, -us, m.} game
Lutetia Parisiorum, -ae, f., Paris
hiteus, -a, -urn, of clay
Lutherus, -i, m.} Luther
luturn, -i, n.} clay, dirt
lux, lucis, f.} light, dawn
luxuria, -ae, f.} dissipation, lust; luxury
luxuriari, dep.} to live riotously
luxuriose, riotously
luxus, -us, m.} lust
lychnus, -i, m.} lamp
lympha, -ae, f.} water
lyra, -ae, f.} lu te
Lystrae, -arum, f. pl.} Lystra
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Macedo, -onis, m.} Macedonian
Macedonia, -ae, f., Macedonia
macerare, to affiict, mortify
maceratio, -onis, f., rnortification
maceria, -ae, f., wall; fence
Machabaei, -orum, 111. pl.} Machabees
~1achaea, -ae, fn.} t\1ahew
machaera, -ae, f., sworu
machina, -ae, f., machine; device;
fabric, frarne
macies, -ei, f.} thinness, emaciation
macilentus, -a, -urn, thin, lean
mactare, to offer as a sacrifice, kill;
punish
macula, -ae, f.} sta in, blemish
maculare, to accuse
maculosus, -a, -urn, spotted
madefacere, -feci, -factus, (io), to
make wet, soak
madere, madui, to drink too much, be
drunk
madescere, madui, to become wet
Madianiti, -orum, nl. pl.} Madianites
maerere, to be sorrowful
maestus, -ae, -urn, sad
Magdeburgensis, -e, of Magdeburg
Magdeburgus, -i, m.} Magdeburg