starts with L

Question 1

lago- & lepor-

Answer 1

Language Of origin : Greek
Ddefinition: rabbit, hare

Example:
sylvilagus
Dendrolagus
Oryctolagus
lagopous
Lagidium

The Latin equivalent is lepor-:

leporiform
lapin
Leporillus
leporide
leporine
Lepus
leveret

Question 2

-lalia

Answer 2

Language Of origin : Greek
Definition: speech defect/disorder

Example:
palilalia
embololalia
idiolalia
glossolalia

Question 3

lapid-

Answer 3

Language Of origin :Latin
Definition: stone

[Cf. lith-
-lite
petr-.]

Example:
lapideous
lapies
lapidicolous
lapidist
dilapidator
lapis

Question 4

-latry/-later

Answer 4

Language Of origin : Greek
Definition: worship/worshipper

Example:
anthropolatry
archaeolatry
bardolater
hagiolater

Question 5

leuc-/leuk-

Answer 5

Language Of Origin: Greek
Definition: white,light

[Cf. Im
lumin-.]

Example:

leucitophyre
leukocyte
leucosticte
leukon
adipoleucocyte
leukolysin
leukocytolysin
leukonychia
leukemid
leukanemia
xantholeucophore

Question 6

lingu-/lingui-

Answer 6

Language Of Origin :Latin
Definition: tongue, language

Example:
linguoversion
linguaphone
linguaeform
linguipotence

Question 7

lith-

Answer 7

anguage Of Origin: Greek
Definition: rock

[Cf. lapid-
-lite]

Example:
lithotripsy
lithodomous
lithotrity
Cyprolithic
Chalcolithic
Acneolithic
peristalith
lopolith
lithosol
regolith
lithomarge
Miolithic

Question 8

-lite

Answer 8

modif.
Language Of Origin: Greek
Definition:rock

Example:
marialite
pisolite
oolite
aphrolite
miaroliric
ammolite
belite
jaspilite

Question 9

longi-

Answer 9

Language Of Origin : Latin
Definition: long

Example:
longevous
longicllous
longirostrine
longifolene
longiloquence

Question 10

logo-/log-

Answer 10

Language Of Origin: Greek
Definition:word

[Cf. L. verb]

Example:
logaoedic
logodaedaly
logothete
logogriph
aretalogy

Question 11

lopho-

Answer 11

Language Of Origin: Greek
Definition: tuft, crest

Example:
lophophytosis
lophotrichous
lophosteon
bunolophodont

Question 12

loqui-/loqu-

Answer 12

Language Of Origin : Latin
Defintion: to speak

Example:

biloquialism
colloque
gastriloquist
grandiloquent
longiloquence
multiloquent
loquacious
pectoriloquy
somniloquist
stultiloquence
ventriloquous
loquitur

Question 13

-lysis

Answer 13

Language Of Origin: Greek
Defintion:breaking down

Example:
rhabdomyolysis
steatolysis
hsigenic
Lysiloma
tigrolysis