Verbs to Know which start with "L"

Question 1

To hurt (physically)(emotionally)(morally)

Answer 1

Lastimar

Question 2

To hurt oneself (to injure oneself)

Answer 2

Lastimarse

Question 3

To wash, launder (to clean)

Answer 3

Lavar

Question 4

To wash (to clean oneself)

Answer 4

Lavarse

Question 5

To raise, lift up, pick up (to move upward)
To lift (to end)
To build, construct (to construct)
To take down, clear off (to remove)
To remove (to get to come out) (Cuba) (Mexico) (Venezuela)

Answer 5

Levantar

Question 6

To get up (to awaken) (to stand up)
To rise up (to rebel)
To come off (to peel off)

Answer 6

Levantarse

Question 7

To call (to attract the attention of) (to communicate with by telephone) (to attract)
To appeal to (to attract)
To knock, ring (to summon)

Answer 7

Llamar

Question 8

To be called (to be named)

Answer 8

Llamarse

Question 9

To bark (to emit barks) (figurative) (to shout)

Answer 9

Ladrar

Question 10

To regret, be sorry about, lament (to feel sorry)

Answer 10

Lamentar

Question 11

To complain, grumble (to express dissatisfaction)

Answer 11

Lamentarse

Question 12

To throw, hurl, fling, pitch (to propel)
To launch, fire, drop a bomb (to discharge)
To launch a product, release (to make public)
To hurl, let out, launch (to express)
To shoot, give (to give a look)
To launch (to begin)
To throw up (to vomit)

Answer 12

Lanzar

Question 13

To jump into (to throw oneself)
To fall upon, leap on, pounce on (to jump at; followed by preposition)
To undertake, embark upon, enter (to attempt; with “a”)

Answer 13

Lanzarse

Question 14

To read (to look through) (to guess the thoughts of) (computing)
To defend i.e. thesis (education)

Answer 14

Leer

Question 15

To legalize (to make legal)
To authenticate

Answer 15

Legalizar

Question 16

To free, set free, release, liberate (to grant freedom)
To free, release from obligation, exempt from payment (to exonerate)
To deregulate prices, release shares, float currency or exchange rate (finance)
To release energy or gas (to give off)

Answer 16

Liberar

Question 17

To free (to liberate)
To release, get out, forbid (to exempt)
To save (to protect)
To deliver (religious)
To fight (to sustain)
To draw a check, issue a decree, pass sentence (to emit)
To be free (to have free time) (Spain)

Answer 17

Librar

Question 18

To escape, get out of it, get away with it (to avoid it)

Answer 18

Librarse

Question 19

To lead, head (to guide)
To lead (to be first)

Answer 19

Liderar

Question 20

To limit, restrict (to set limits to)
To limit, reduce (to curb)
To share a border with, to border (to adjoin: used with “con”)

Answer 20

Limitar

Question 21

To limit oneself to, confine oneself to, restrict oneself to (to concentrate on; used with “a”)
To keep in check, cut back on (to place limits on; used with “en”)

Answer 21

Limitarse

Question 22

To clean, clean up, wipe off, polish, cleanse (to make clean)
To clear (to remove)
To do housework (to do housework)

Answer 22

Limpiar

Question 23

To clean, wipe with a cloth (to make clean)

Answer 23

Limpiarse

Question 24

To arrive, get (to reach a place; often used with “a”)
To come, arrive (to be the time for)
To be enough (to be sufficient)
To reach (to extend; often used with “a”)
To become, go, make it, come to (to get to; often used with “a”)
To reach (to total; used with “a”)
To stretch (to extend; used with “a” or “hasta”)
To come to (to get to a place; used with “a”)
To manage to (to be able to; used with “a” and the infinitive)
To come up to, reach, touch (used to indicate distance or level; used with “a” or “hasta”)
To go as far as, go to (road or route; used with “a” or “hasta”)
To come to, reach, be (to amount to; used with “a”)

Answer 24

Llegar

Question 25

To go over to (to pay a visit to; used with “a”)

To go up to (to approach; used with “a”)

Answer 25

Llegarse

Question 26

To fill, fill up (to make full)
To fill (to occupy completely)
To fulfill (to satisfy)
To fill with (to make feel; used with "de")
To shower (to heap upon; used with "de")
To fill out (to complete)
To be filling (to satisfy hunger)

Answer 26

Llenar

Question 27

To fill up, get full (to become full) (to eat a lot)

To be covered (to get covered)

Answer 27

Llenarse

Question 28

To take, carry, give a ride (to transport)
To wear (clothing)
To take (to escort to)
To be (to spend time on)
To be ahead by, be older than (to be more than)
To manage, deal with, run (to manage)
To get on, handle (to cope with)
To lead to (to take to: used with "a")

Auxillary Verb
To have + past participle (to complete)

Answer 28

Llevar

Question 29

To take (to transport)
To get along (to be friends)
To be in (to be fashionable)

Answer 29

Llevarse

Question 30

To cry, weep (to be fashionable)
To whine, moan (to shed tears)
To water (to secrete water)
To mourn (to lament)

Answer 30

Llorar

Question 31

To rain (weather)

Answer 31

Llover

Question 32

To locate, find, track down a person, trace a phone call or a trail, to localize (to pinpoint)

Answer 32

Localizar

Question 33

To be able to, to get, manage to (to make happen)
To achieve, attain (to make happen)
To reach (to achieve)
To win (to be successful in)

Answer 33

Lograr

Question 34

To fight (to combat)
To fight, struggle (to strive; often used with "por")
To wrestle (sports)

Answer 34

Luchar

Question 35

To take, carry, give a ride in a vehicle (to transport)
To wear (clothing)
To take (to escort to)
To be (to spend time on)
To be ahead by, be older than (to be more than)
To handle, deal with, run (to manage)
To get on, handle (to cope with)
To lead to (to take to: used with "a")

Answer 35

Llevar

Question 36

To take (to transport)
To get along  (to be friends)
To be in (to be fashionable)

Answer 36

Llevarse