lĭquāmentum a mixture, concoction lĭquāmĭnārĭus one who prepares; sells fish-sauce lĭquāmĭnātus adj. furnished with gravy, having gravy lĭquāmĭnōsus adj. full of gravy lĭquārĭus adj. pertaining to liquids lĭquātĭo a melting lĭquātōrĭum a filter, strain er lĭquĕfăcĭo v. a. to make liquid, to melt, dissolve, liquefy lĭquĕfactĭo lĭquĕfactus lĭquĕfīo lĭquens līquens Lĭquentĭa a river in Venetia; the Livenza lĭquĕo v. n. to be fluid; liquid; part. pres; to be clear lĭquesco v. inch. n. to become fluid; liquid, to melt lĭquet lĭquĭdē adv. lĭquĭdĭtas liquidity lĭquĭdĭuscŭlus somewhat more fluid; soft lĭquĭdō adv. līquĭdus adj. flowing, fluid, liquid; fountain-nymphs; a liquid, water lĭquĭrītĭa liquorice līquis adj. oblique lĭquo v. a. to make liquid, to melt, dissolve, liquefy; to make clear, simplify līquor v. dep. n. to be fluid; liquid, to flow, melt, dissolve; to melt; waste away lĭquor fluidness, fluidity, liquidity; a fluid, liquid; wine; the water of the spring līra the earth thrown up between two furrows, a ridge; a furrow līrātim adv. by furrows Līrēnas Līrīnas Līrīnensis līrĭnon oil of lilies Līrīnus an island on the coast of; opposite to; St. Honorat; Lirinian līrĭon a lily Līrĭŏpē a fountain-nymph, the mother of Narcissus by Cephisus Līris a river between Latium and Campania; Garigliano; of; belonging to the Liris līro v. a. to plough; harrow in; to be mad, to rave līroe trifles, bagatelles līs a strife, dispute, quarrel Lissus a city in southern Dalmatia, on the borders of Macedonia;... lĭtābĭlis adj. fit for sacrifice, with which a successful offering can b... lĭtāmen a sacrifice Lĭtāna silva a forest in; which extended through Liguria and Etruria; ... lĭtănīa a public form of prayer to God, a litany lĭtātĭo a fortunate; successful sacrifice lĭtātō lītĕra Līternum a city of Campania, situated to the north of the mouth of... lītĕrōsus lĭthānĭcus one suffering from the stone lĭthargўrus the spume of silver, litharge, the semivitreous protoxide... lĭthīzon lĭthospermon a plant, stone-crop, gromwell lĭthostrōtus adj. inlaid with stones, mosaic; mosaicwork lĭthŏtŏmĭa lithotomy, the cutting out of a stone from the bladder lĭtĭcen a clarionblower, trumpeter lītĭgans subst lītĭgātĭo a dispute, quarrel lītĭgātor one engaged in a dispute, a disputant; a party in a lawsuit, a litigant lītĭgātus a lawsuit, process lītĭger adj. belonging to legal process lītĭgĭōsus adj. full of disputes, quarrelsome; disputed lītĭgĭum a dispute, quarrel, strife; litigation lītĭgo v. n. to dispute, quarrel, strive; to give one's self useless trouble; to sue at law,… lĭto v. n. and a. , to make an offering which exhibits favorable prognostic... lītŏrālis adj. belonging to the sea-shore lītŏrārĭus adj. belonging to the shore lītŏrĕus adj. belonging to the sea-shore, shore-, beach- lītŏrōsus adj. belonging to the shore, on the shore; next the shore littĕra a letter, a written sign; mark signifying a sound; Tox; in alphabetical order; … littĕrālis adj. belonging to letters; writing littĕrārĭus adj. belonging to reading and writing; an elementary teacher, ... littĕrātē adv. littĕrātio instruction in reading and writing littĕrātor A teacher of reading and writing, an elementary instructor; a grammarian, criti… littĕrātōrĭus adj. grammatical littĕrātrix littĕrātŭlus adj. dim; somewhat learned littĕrātūra A writing; The science of language, grammar, philology; Learning, erudition littĕrātus adj. lettered; marked with letters, branded littĕrĭo a language-master littĕrōsus adj. literary, learned in letters littĕrŭla A little letter littus Litubĭum a town in Liguria lĭtūra a smearing, anointing lĭtūrārĭus adj. for rubbing out; books kept for the first rough drafts of... līturgus one who fills a public office, a servant of the state; an attendant lĭtūro v. a. to rub; blot out, erase lĭtus lĭtus a smearing, besmearing, anointing lītus to pour sand on the sea-shore; to add to that of which th... lĭtŭus a signal; an instigator, author līvēdo blueness, lividness līvens P. a. līventer adv. līvĕo v. n. to be of a bluish color, black and blue, livid; to be envious, to envy līvesco v. n. to turn black and blue, become livid; to envy, be envious Līvĭa