Lacrimare

To weep, cry

Latrare

To bark

Laudare

To praise

Lavare

To wash

Lectica, -ae, f.

Litter

Legere

To read

Lente

Slowly

Liberi, -orum

Children

Libertas, libertatis

Freedom

Ludere

To play

Lux, lucis, f.

Light

Malus,a,um

Bad

Mandatum, -i, n.

Order, instruction

Mane

Early in the day, in the morning

Manere

To remain, stay, wait

Manus, -us, f.

Hand

Maximus,a,um

Greatest, very great, very large

Mecum

With me

Medius,a,um

Mid, middle of

Mercator,-oris,m.

Merchant

Metus, us, m.

Fear

Miles, militis

Soldier

Miserus,a,um

Unhappy, miserable

Mittere

To send

Modo

Only

Molestus,a,um

Troublesome, annoying

Monstrare

To show

Mors, mortis

Death

Mortuus,a,um

Dead

Movere

To move

Mox

Soon

Multitudo, multitudinis

Crowd

Mirus,a,um

Wonderful, marvelous, strange