German words: Luzifer to LZB
90 German words, part 24 of 24 of the words starting with L, A to Z. 17 have a page of their own.
German words Luzifer to LZB
- Luzifer noun [ˈluːt͡sifɛʁ]
- Luzimeter noun [ˌlut͡siˈmeːtɐ]
- Luzk proper noun /lˈʊt͡sk/: an urban hromada of Lutsk Raion, Volyn Oblast, Ukraine, established in 2019.
- Luzon proper noun [luˈsɔn]
- LV abbreviation, noun […]: abbreviation of Lehrveranstaltung
- LVA abbreviation […]
- LVerfG abbreviation
- LVermA abbreviation […]
- LVG abbreviation […]
- Lviv proper noun [lviːf]
- Lvov proper noun [lvɔf]
- LVT abbreviation [ɛlfaʊ̯ˈteː]
- lw abbreviation, adjective, noun [ɛlˈveː]: abbreviation of Lehnwort
- LWG abbreviation […]
- Lwiw proper noun /lə.ˈvɪv/: a miskrada of the raion of the same name of Lviv Oblast, Ukraine.
- Lwow proper noun [lvɔf]
- LWS abbreviation, noun: abbreviation of Lendenwirbelsäule (“lumbar spine”)
- lx abbreviation […]
- Lyase noun: lyase
- Lybien proper noun [ˈlyːbi̯ən]
- Lychen proper noun [ˈlyːçn̩]
- Lycopin noun [lykoˈpiːn]
- Lycopodiophytina noun
- Lyder noun [ˈlyːdɐ]
- Lydia proper noun [ˈlyːdi̯a]: Lydia (biblical character)
- Lydien proper noun [ˈlyːdi̯ən]
- lydisch adjective, noun [ˈlyːdɪʃ]: Lydian (related to the Lydians, their country or their language)
- Lykanthropie noun [lykantʁoˈpiː]
- Lykaonien proper noun: Lycaonia (an ancient region in modern Turkey)
- Lykien proper noun [ˈlyːki̯ən]
- lykisch adjective [ˈlyːkɪʃ]
- Lykopin noun [lykoˈpiːn]
- Lymekrankheit noun [ˈlaɪ̯mkʁaŋkhaɪ̯t]
- Lymphadenitis noun [lʏmfadeˈniːtɪs]
- Lymphangiom noun [ˈlʏmfʔaŋˌɡi̯oːm]
- Lymphangitis noun [lʏmfaŋˈɡiːtɪs]
- lymphatisch adjective /lʏmˈfaːtɪʃ/: lymphatic
- Lymphbahn noun /ˈlʏmfˌbaːn/: lymph vessel
- Lymphdrainage noun [ˈlʏmfdʁɛˌnaːʒə]
- Lymphdrüse noun [ˈlʏmfˌdʁyːzə]: lymph gland
- Lymphdrüsenkrebs noun [ˈlʏmfdʁyːzn̩ˌkʁeːps]
- Lymphe noun [ˈlʏmfə]: lymph (the fluid carried by the lymphatic system)
- Lymphen noun [ˈlʏmfn̩]: plural of Lymphe
- Lymphgefäß noun /ˈlʏmfɡəˌfɛːs/: lymph vessel
- Lymphgeschwulst noun [ˈlʏmfɡəˌʃvʊlst]
- Lymphknoten noun [ˈlʏmfˌknoːtn̩]: lymph node (filtrating oval bodies of the lymphatic system)
- Lymphknotenkrebs noun [ˈlʏmfknoːtn̩ˌkʁeːps]
- Lymphkörperchen noun [ˈlʏmfˌkœʁpɐçən]
- Lymphödem noun [ˈlʏmfʔøˌdeːm]
- Lymphogranulom noun [lʏmfoɡʁanuˈloːm]
- Lymphosarkom noun [lʏmfozaʁˈkoːm]
- Lymphozyt noun [lʏmfoˈt͡syːt]
- Lymphstauung noun [ˈlʏmfˌʃtaʊ̯ʊŋ]
- Lymphströmung noun [ˈlʏmfˌʃtʁøːmʊŋ]
- Lymphsystem noun [ˈlʏmfˌzʏsteːm]: lymphatic system
- Lymphzelle noun [ˈlʏmfˌt͡sɛlə]
- lynchen verb /lʏnçən/: to lynch, to kill someone (in a mob or crowd)
- Lynchjustiz noun [ˈlʏnçjʊsˌtiːt͡s]
- Lynchmob noun [ˈlʏnçˌmɔp]: lynch mob
- Lynchmord noun [ˈlʏnçˌmɔʁt]
- Lynn proper noun [lɪn]
- Lynwood proper noun […]
- Lyon proper noun /liˈɔ̃/: Lyon (city in southeastern France)
- Lyoner adjective, noun /liˈoːnɐ/: Lyonnese (native or inhabitant of Lyon, France)
- Lyonerin noun [ˈli̯oːnəʁɪn]
- Lyra noun /ˈlyːʁa/: lyre (ancient Greek lute)
- Lyrics noun [ˈlɪɹɪks]
- Lyriden noun [lyˈʁiːdn̩]
- Lyrik noun [ˈlyːʁɪk]: poetry, verse; lyric poetry
- Lyrikband noun [ˈlyːʁɪkˌbant]
- Lyriker noun [ˈlyːʁɪkɐ]
- Lyrikerin noun [ˈlyːʁɪkəʁɪn]
- lyrisch adjective [ˈlyːʁɪʃ]: lyrical, lyric
- lyrisches Ich noun: lyrical I
- Lys abbreviation
- -lyse suffix /-lyːzə/: -lysis
- Lysergsäure noun: lysergic acid
- Lysergsäure-diethylamid noun: The psychedelic drug LSD, acid
- Lysergsäurediäthylamid noun [lyˈzɛʁkzɔɪ̯ʁədiɛtyːlaˌmiːt]
- Lysergsäurediethylamid noun [lyˈzɛʁkzɔɪ̯ʁədietyːlaˌmiːt]: alternative form of Lysergsäure-diethylamid (LSD)
- Lysimeter noun [lyziˈmeːtɐ]
- Lysin noun [lyˈziːn]: lysine
- Lysosom noun [lyzoˈzoːm]: lysosome
- Lysozym noun [lyzoˈt͡syːm]
- Lyssa noun /ˈlʏsa/: rabies
- Lyssavirus noun […]
- Lyzeistin noun [lyt͡seˈɪstɪn]
- Lyzeum noun /lyˈtseː.ʊm/: grammar school for girls
- LZ abbreviation
- LZB abbreviation […]
Source: English Wiktionary (German entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the German Wiktionary: each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under L: 6,990 words, in 24 parts.