Dictionary/Words Starting with L

Spanish Words Starting with L

Adjective(27)

A bright red ribbon, visually stretched out to an exaggerated length, winding across a simple background.

larga

→long

A winding, very long road stretching far into the distance across a green landscape.

largo

→long

A high quality storybook illustration showing a small child sitting on the ground gently petting a large, calm brown dog. The dog is looking up at the child with devotion, symbolizing loyalty.

leal

→loyal

A simple wooden judge's gavel resting horizontally on a round wooden striking block, symbolizing law and rules.

legales

→legal

A large tortoise slowly walking on green grass in a sunny meadow.

lenta

→slow

A tall, straight flagpole with a brightly colored rectangular flag fully extended at the top, indicating a high position.

levantado

→raised

Adjective/Verb Form(1)

A small, red suitcase being carried by a person walking down a path.

llevado

→carried

Adverb(2)

A small red house in the foreground looking across a vast, empty green landscape to a tiny blue mountain range far away on the horizon.

lejos

→far

A visual sequence showing a person first putting on socks, and then putting on shoes, to illustrate the concept of 'afterwards' or 'next'.

luego

→then

Article(3)

A single, beautiful blue butterfly resting on a green leaf, representing the Spanish word 'la' used with a feminine noun like 'la mariposa' (the butterfly).

la

→the

Three vibrant red roses in a simple glass vase, representing the use of 'las' for multiple feminine nouns.

las

→the

Several blue books stacked neatly, representing the masculine plural objects that 'los' refers to as 'the'.

los

→the

Contraction (Verb + Pronoun)(1)

A simplified illustration of a happy passenger riding in a colorful car, being transported to a new location.

llévame

→Take me

Gerund(1)

Two simplified figures wrestling intensely on a mat, locked in a grapple, illustrating physical combat.

luchando

→fighting

Noun(27)

A close-up illustration focusing only on a pair of slightly pink, closed human lips.

labios

→lips

A square object split exactly in half, showing a red side and a blue side.

lado

→side

A storybook illustration of a masked figure tiptoeing away while carrying a large, bulging sack over their shoulder.

ladrón

→thief

A wide view of a still blue lake surrounded entirely by lush green hills and a few tall pine trees.

lago

→lake

Close-up of a simple stylized eye with two large, clear blue tears rolling down the cheek below it.

lágrimas

→tears

A small, lonely figure sitting on a stone bench in a dimly lit, quiet setting, hunched over with their face hidden in their hands, clearly expressing deep sorrow or lamentation.

lamento

→lament

Noun (Plural)(1)

A simple, colorful illustration featuring a neat stack of three closed books with different colored covers.

libros

→books

Participle(1)

An open book resting flat on a wooden surface with a colorful ribbon bookmark placed between the pages, symbolizing that the contents have been read.

leído

→read

Pronoun(3)

A drawing of one person handing a wrapped gift to another, illustrating an action done 'to' or 'for' someone.

le

→to/for him

A person handing a bouquet of colorful flowers to a small group of three smiling people, illustrating the concept of giving something 'to them'.

les

→to them

An illustration showing how the word 'lo' can be used to replace a masculine noun, like 'el libro' (the book).

lo

→it

Verb(47)

A stern-looking storybook character stands firmly in a bright red doorway, pointing dramatically to the right, signaling a forceful command to leave. A smaller character is running away quickly from the doorway.

lárgate

→Go away!

A simple storybook illustration of a sad child sitting on the floor with a bright red bandage wrapped around their knee, clearly showing a physical injury.

lastimar

→to injure

A close-up view of hands washing a dinner plate under running water, creating soapy bubbles.

lavar

→to wash

A simple illustration of a young boy sitting comfortably on a chair, absorbed in reading a large, open book.

lee

→he reads

A happy child sitting on a green hill, engrossed in reading an open red book held in their hands.

leer

→to read

A simple storybook illustration of a person sitting down, holding an open book close to their face, fully focused on the pages they are reading.

leerlo

→to read it

Verb (Conjugated Form)(5)

A simplified figure holding a bright red mobile phone up to their ear, illustrating the action of calling someone.

llamaré

→I will call

A simple storybook illustration showing a stylized character standing at an open, brightly colored front door, having just stepped across the threshold.

llegaste

→you arrived

Two happy children smiling as they jointly carry a large, colorful picnic basket through a sunny green field.

llevaremos

→we will take

A sad young child is sitting down, crying with tears visibly rolling down their cheek.

llora

→cries

A triumphant cartoon figure stands on the peak of a tall, stylized hill, holding a small flag and raising one fist in victory.

logré

→I achieved

Verb (Conjugated form)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a child smiling while holding a bright red telephone receiver to their ear, representing the act of calling someone.

llamará

→will call

Verb (Conjugated)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration depicting two simplified figures walking along a path leading directly toward a brightly colored, welcoming house, illustrating that they are about to reach their destination.

llegarán

→they will arrive

Verb (Conjugation)(1)

A person wearing a backpack steps out of a small canoe onto the sandy shore of a secluded, bright island, signifying the successful completion of a journey and arrival at a destination.

llegues

→you arrive (subjunctive)

Verb (First Person Singular Present Indicative)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration depicting a cheerful young person sitting on a grassy hill, completely absorbed in reading a large, open book.

leo

→I read

Verb (Gerund)(2)

A bright red train car has just arrived and is stationary next to a small, wooden station platform.

llegando

→arriving

A close-up illustration of a young child's face with visible tears streaming down their cheeks, depicting sadness.

llorando

→crying

Verb (Infinitive + Pronoun)(1)

A tall, friendly adult holding the hand of a small child, leading them along a sunny path, symbolizing the act of transporting or accompanying someone.

llevarte

→to take you

Verb (Infinitive Form)(1)

A small, joyful character stands on the summit of a stylized mountain, holding a red flag overhead, symbolizing the successful achievement of a goal.

lograrlo

→to achieve it

Verb (Infinitive phrase)(1)

A young child walking happily on a path, carrying a small wrapped gift package destined for an adult waiting nearby.

llevarle

→to take it to him/her

Verb (Past Action)(1)

Two figures standing far apart in a green field, one figure shouting toward the other with hands cupped around their mouth to amplify the sound.

llamaban

→they used to call

Verb (Past Participle)(1)

A smiling person with a backpack standing inside the brightly lit doorway of a cozy house, signifying that they have just arrived.

llegado

→arrived

Verb (Present Tense, tú form)(1)

A smiling young person carrying a large, brightly colored backpack on their shoulders, walking across a sunny green field.

llevas

→you carry

Verb (Preterite Tense)(1)

Two small figures standing happily right outside the entrance of a colorful, welcoming storybook house, signifying the completion of a journey.

llegaron

→they arrived

Verb (Preterite Tense, tú form)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a young person holding a blue smartphone to their ear, indicating a completed phone call in an outdoor setting.

llamaste

→You called (informal)

Verb Construction(1)

A woman in a colorful dress holding a vintage red telephone receiver up to her ear, smiling as she engages in a conversation.

llamarla

→to call her

Verb Form (Gerund)(1)

A small, cheerful figure is actively scrubbing a visibly dirty surface, such as a kitchen counter, with a sponge. One side of the counter is covered in grime, while the side the figure has cleaned is sparkling and spotless.

limpiando

→cleaning

Verb Phrase(2)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a person holding a modern smartphone up to their ear, actively making a call. The action is directed toward a male recipient.

llamarlo

→to call him

A friendly cartoon character smiling while easily carrying a small, colorful red box in both hands.

llevarlo

→to carry it

Verb Phrase (Infinitive + Pronoun)(1)

A small child happily pulling a large, bright red suitcase across a green grassy field.

llevarla

→to take it

adjective(41)

A desk with a laptop, a notebook, and a small potted plant, representing a work environment.

laboral

→work

A glass of fresh milk sitting next to a chunk of cheese and a small bowl of yogurt.

lácteo

→dairy

A child looking sadly at a dropped ice cream cone melting on the sidewalk.

lamentable

→regrettable

A brave person jumping between two high rocks in a colorful storybook style.

lanzado

→daring

Three thick, very long ropes lying parallel to each other on a simple floor.

largos

→long

A small child sitting on the ground, looking sad, with a bright red scrape on their knee covered by a colorful bandage.

lastimado

→hurt

adverb(7)

A sad child looking at a dropped ice cream cone on the ground.

lamentablemente

→unfortunately

A perfectly balanced golden scale of justice, resting on a simple wooden surface, symbolizing adherence to the law.

legalmente

→legally

A colorful storybook illustration showing a large snail slowly inching its way across a bright green leaf.

lentamente

→slowly

A colorful bird flying with spread wings across a clear blue sky with a few fluffy white clouds.

libremente

→freely

A single drop of water falling into a large bowl of water, creating a tiny ripple.

ligeramente

→slightly

An explorer standing exactly on a large red 'X' marked on a treasure map lying on the ground.

literalmente

→literally

noun(136)

A high-quality colorful storybook illustration of a green garden hedge maze with a clear path leading to the center.

laberinto

→maze

A single tube of bright red lipstick standing upright with the cap off.

labial

→lipstick

A close-up illustration of a pair of human lips smiling slightly.

labio

→lip

A person in a bright vest painting a park bench with a brush.

labor

→work

A storybook illustration of a clean, brightly lit laboratory counter featuring various glass beakers filled with colorful liquids and a small microscope.

laboratorio

→laboratory

A lush green grassy hillside sloping downwards under a clear blue sky.

ladera

→hillside

verb(79)

A friendly golden dog sitting on green grass with its mouth open as if it is making a sound.

ladrar

→to bark

A person sitting on a wooden bench with their head in their hands, looking down at a spilled ice cream cone on the ground.

lamentar

→to regret

A friendly golden retriever dog licking a large, colorful swirl lollipop.

lamer

→to lick

A young person with a determined expression throwing a bright red ball high into the air.

lanzar

→throw

A young child standing outdoors, having just thrown a bright red ball that is now flying through the air.

lanzó

→threw

A close-up of a pair of hands letting go of a thick nautical rope, allowing it to slide away.

largar

→to let out

verb (command form)(1)

A simple storybook illustration of a cheerful figure walking away while carrying a small, colorful bag slung over their shoulder, symbolizing the act of taking an item with them.

llévate

→take (it/them) with you

verb (conjugated form)(1)

A colorful storybook illustration showing a person sitting comfortably, holding an open book in their hands and concentrating on the pages.

lea

→read