L
The 8th letter of the alphabet (definition and spelling check incomplete)LA
see AELAlah.PA.nv n. antlion
LAK.cv n. acorn
lak.cv-o.NA:yv n. FLOR walking stick the insect)
lak.cv.PË: n. oak; black oak;
lak.cv.pe.CA:te n. red oak
lak.cv.pe.HVT.ke n. water oak
lak.cv.pe.LA:ne n. red oak
lak.cv.pe.LVS:te n. black oak
lak.së:ce.TV v. to make it appear that someone is a liar
lak.se.TV v. to lie, to tell a falsehood
LAK.sv n. hoof
lak.sv-FVS.ke n. OLDER WORD deer (Old time circumlocution)
la.lau.ke (plural) see LAUKE
LA.në: modif. green; brown; yellow; green of an unripe fruit;
la.në:ce.TV v. to make green; to make brown; to make yellow;
LA.në:-MA.hë n. an evergreen
la.në:PAP:ke n. lettuce
la.së:ce.TV v. to make lick, to make taste
la.se.TV v. to taste, to lick
LAT.ke.tv v. to fail
lat.KV n. June bug
LAU.kë modif. deep
LAU.kë:-MA.hë: modif. deepest
la:we.TV v. to dig up new land, as with a grubbing hoe
LË: n. l--the letter "L"
LE.ce n. a boil on the body
le.ce-KA:kv n. small pox
le.ce.kv see ELE-CESKV
‘le-CES.kv see ELE-CESWKV
le-COK.pv n. FLOR centipede
LE.cv p. under beneath, below him/her/it --n. a place below
‘le.EC.ke seeELE-ECKE
le.ets.cha English spelling; see LËSCV
le-HA:yv n. OKLA three-legged cast iron pot used for cooking over a fire, cauldron, kettle
le-ha.yv.HVT.ke n. enamel pan
le-ha:yv-tv.PEK.se n. cast iron skillet with three legs
le-ho.MAH.te n. scout; peacemaker, ombudsman
le-ho.mah:tu.CE n. ARCHAIC scout’s companion
le-ho.mah.tv.KE (plural) see LE-HOMAHTE
le.hv.ne.TV v. to scold back
le.kap:pe.TV v. to flash, to flame
le.këp:lë:ye.TV v. to glisten
LEK.hë: n. warm, like coffee or food
lek.hi.ce.TV v. to heat up food or beverage, to make warm
lek.ho.WË: n. sores
le.KOT.kë: modif. warm, like the weather,warm feeling
le.kot.i.ce.TV v. to warm up, such as a room, to make warm
le.kot.HO:fv n. toward the south
le.KOT:hv n. the south in the U. S. Civil War
le.KVC.wë: modif. nasty, dirty, filthy
le.kv.fe.TV v. to break up something, like a chair, to take apart a building
le.kvf.le.TV v. (plural) see LEKVFETV
le.kvc.le.WË (plural) see LEKVCWË
le.kv.kap:pe.TV v. to twinkle like stars
LEK.wë: modif. rotten, decayed, rusted --n. a sore; rust;
lek.wë:es.SE.kv n. salve, ointment
LEK.we.tv v. to rot
lek.wu.CE modif. slightly rusted, a small sore
lem.a.po.he.ce.tv v. to eavesdrop on
le.ME.tv v. to hand something to
LEM.kë: modif. plucked
len.tap:hue.ce.TV (plural) see LENTAPPËCETV
len.tap:pë:ce.TV v. to make one trip
len.tap:pe.TV v. to stumble, to trip
len.tap:pue.ce.TV see LENTAPPËCETV
le-O:cv n. three-legged cast iron pot used for cooking over a fire, cauldron, kettle
le-PAK.fë: modif. slimy --n. phlegm
‘le.PAK.ko see ELE PAKKO
lep.lë:ye.TV v. to flicker, flame, suptter, like a lamp
le.PVF.kë: modif. slimy
LËS:cv interj. an exclamation used at the end of a traditional formula
le.SEK.në: modif. leaning, like a building
LES.ke: modif. old (of something inanimate)
le-SOL.kv n. OKLA centipede
le-sol.kv-RAK.ko n. centipede
le.sem e:ha:ke.TV v. to hold something for someone
le.te.ci.ce.TV v. to run off, to make one run; to run something
le.te.fe.TV see LEKVFETV
le.tef.ke.TV v. to droop, to be loose-fitting, like clothes
let.ke.TV v. to run (of one)
LET.kv n. runner
LËT.kv n. Leetka--a modern Creek name
le.TOK.kë: modif. unable to act due to fright, shock, etc., exhausted
le-tok:TOS.wv n. ankle
le-tor:ko.WV n. knee
le.tv.fe.tv see LEKVFETV
li.ce.TV v. to seat, set, make one sit; to house, to keep, i.e. a baby; to enroll
li.ke.TV v. to sit, be situated, exist; to live, to reside (singular)
lo.CA n OKLA a turtle, terrapin, tortoise
lo.CV n. FLOR see LOCA
LO.cv-HVP.rë: n. turtle shell
lo.CO.wv n. a jug or jar made of clay, a sofkey jar
LOK.cë: modif. ripe
LOK.ce.tv v. to ripen (CRDS)
lok.ci.ce.TV v. to ripen, to make ripe; to produce a crop of something (Martin and Mauldin)
LOK.cv n. fruit, nuts, acorns, etc.
LOK.cv.pë n. oak tree, any variety
lo.ke.TV v. to devour, eat all of, eat all of, finish off a food or drink
lo.KU.së n. a bear; see also NOKOSË and NOKUSË
LO:kv n. one who eats everything up
lom.he.TV v. to lie down (of three or more)
lom.lo.he.TV v. to lie separately (of three or more)
lom.lo.hi.ce.TV v. to lay three or more down in several places; to establish;
lo.PA.kv n. slippery or slick elm
LO.pe n. his/her liver
lo.pe-CVP.ko n. spleen
lo.pe-ho.PVN.ke n. inflammation of the liver
lo.PI.cë: modif. nice (of a person), kind; good, proper, well-behaved;
lo.pe.ce.TV v. to be nice, kind, benevolent; to be good, well-behaved; to make better, improve
lo.po.ce.ci.ce.TV (plural) see CUTECICETV
lo.PVTS.kë modif. small, little
lo.WUC.kë modif. soft
lu.cv em pv.ta.kv see CETTO ENTOPV
lu.cv em v.pët.të see CETTO ENTOPV
lu.cv em pv.ta.kv see CETTO ENTOPV
lu.cv-fot:ku.CE n. FLOR cooter
lu.cv-hor.KO.pv n. Western chicken turtle
lu.cv-HUEH.kv n. FLOR gopher turtle
lu.cv-HVR.pe n. turtle shell
lu.cv-lu.pe.RAK.ko n. ARCHAIC an herb
lu.cv-pu.SE n. midge
lu.cv-RAK.ko n. snapping turtle; loggerhead turtle; FLOR leatherback sea turtle
lu.cv-so.PA:nv n. shell shaker--one of the dancers in the Turtle Shell dance
Lu.cv-So.PVN.kv v. Turtle Shell Dance--a traditional dance in which turtle shell rattles are placed on the legs
lu.cv-SVO.ka n. turtle rattle; three-toed box turtle
lu.cv-to.KOC.ke n. ornate box turtle
lu.cv-tv.KVC.we n. razor-backed musk turtle
lu.cv-cv.TVM.kv n. ARCHAIC FLOR hawk’s-bill sea turtle
lu.cv-YËK.cv n. a type of turtle, possibly Ouachita map turtle
lue.ye.TV v. to hoe
LVC.ce n. its limb, branch
lvc.ce-RAK.ko n. giant (a mythical character)
lvc.cu.CE n. branch of a tree LV.cv n. a branch or limb of a tree [cf. vpë]
LV.cë n. a branch or limb of a tree [cf. vpë]
lv.cek.SË: modif. lopsided (singular)
lv.ces.lv.KË: (plural) see LVCEKSË
LVC.pë: modif. wet
lvc.pe.ce.TV v. to wet, to make wet
lvf.fe.TV v. to cut (using a knife), carve, cut someone with a knife
LVF.kat: n. cut, gash, where someone is cut
LVF.kë: modif. gashed, cut
lv.KA:hë: modif. spotted, piebald
lv.ka:hë:.ce.TV v. to spot, to make spotted
LVM.he n. eagle, any variety
lvm.he-KAH.le n. ARCHAIC golden eagle
LVO.kë: modif. deep, as a lake
lvo.ke.TV v. to rise, like a river, to flood
lvo.lv.KË: (plural) see LVOKË
lv.pat:të:ce.TV v. to dart out the tongue, like a snake
lv.pat:tue.ce.TV v. see LVPATTËCETV
lv.pe.CI.cët: modif. quickly
lv.pe.ci.ce.TV v. to hurry
LVP.kë: modif. quick
LVP.ken: modif quickly
lvp.ku.CE n. minute, a division of an hour
lvp.la:ke.TV v. to lap, like a dog
lvp.lv.pë:ce.TV v. to lap up
lv.po.te.CE.tv v. to straighten
lv.po.te.TV v. to straighten
lv.POT.kë: modif. straight, like a stick, a road; direct, straightforward
lv.pot.le.TV v. to be straight; to be direct, straightforward
lv.pot.lv.KË: (plural) see LVPOTKË
lv.PV n. snail
lv.PVT.ke n. an area outside of town in the country; high lands;
lv.PVT.kë: n. out in the woods, out in the country
lv.PVT.kën: n. ARCHAIC on the shore
lvs.lv.TË: modif. (plural) see
lv.SEK.në: see LESEKNË
LVS.TË: modif. black
lvs.të:TË:.ce.TV v. to blacken something
lvs.te-es.CO:kv n. ARCHAIC ink
lv.tah.lë:ce.TV v. to rend, to tear in pieces
lvt.kv.TV v. to fall (singular)