“L” – Vocab-ability – A More Powerful Vocabulary (This post includes all entries beginning with the letter “L”)

Hello again, all vocab lovers. This post marks the half-way point of the introductory "Vocab-ability" series (that is, these alphabetical groups). Thanks for your comments and the increasingly enthusiastic responses. I’m glad that you find these posts interesting and effective.  

(You may notice that there was no "K" entry.  Don't worry, you did not miss anything, because this series has no "K" entry. Although there may be a few words that begin with "K" that have Greek or Latin roots, they are so uncommon that there was no point to include them in a separate Vocab-ability entry.)

During the coming weeks, I will try to post the remaining alphabetical groups a bit more frequently. Hopefully, I can do 2 posts per week, or maybe even 3 per week. I hope you can find them all in the ever-flowing StReem. If you don’t find any new Vocab-ability post for a few days, just check my blog to find the latest one. Cheers.

This post comprises all the “L” entries of the Vocab-ability series. It includes many English words whose etymology can be traced to Greek and Latin roots.    

If you learn one root, you can learn, understand, and use each and every English word derived from that root. Vocab-ability is an easy-to use resource guide to help you understand those roots.    

In total, this Vocab-ability post features 17 entries that begin with the letter “L."

Free Use: 

Please feel free to download the following material, copy it, print it out and distribute it for any and all educational purposes. If it helps you or your students increase your English vocabulary, it will have served its purpose. And I will know that my efforts have proven beneficial. (Please see my additional comments and notes below the entries.)

Vocab-ability–117 (labor = work)

Vocab-ability–118 (laps = fall, slip)

 Vocab-ability–119 (later = side)

 Vocab-ability–120 (lect, leg = choose)

 Vocab-ability–121 (leg, lect = read)

 Vocab-ability–122 (leg = law)

 Vocab-ability–123 (leo = lion)

 Vocab-ability–124 (lev = light, lift)

 Vocab-ability–125 (lib, libr = book)

 Vocab-ability–126 (liber, lib = free)

 Vocab-ability–127 (lig = connect, tie)

 Vocab-ability–128 (limina, limi = threshold, border)

 Vocab-ability–129 (lingua, lang = language, tongue)

 Vocab-ability–130 (linqu, lict = leave out, omit)

 Vocab-ability–131 (loc = place)

 Vocab-ability–132 (log, loqu, locut = speech, word)

 Vocab-ability–133 (luc, lum = light)

Note re Copyright / Free Use: 

I hold the copyright to the original Vocab-ability guide, which was published in 2002. I hereby grant free use to all the material contained in this post and all other Vocab-ability posts on Steemit.    

Note re Copying each Screenshot: 

Each separate entry (including those in this and other Vocab-ability posts) consists of one screenshot (since making screenshots was the only way I could properly format the individual entries for uploading to Steemit). To use these entries for your personal study or in any classroom, you can download any or all screenshots by clicking and dragging the screenshots that you want to use, and then print them out.   

Note re Passing on the Vocab-ability Links:  

Alternatively, you can simply pass on one or more of the following links to the Vocab-ability posts:

Vocab-ability – Introduction to Vocab-ability.

Vocab-ability – Guide to Entries.

Vocab-ability – All “A” Entries.

Vocab-ability – All “B” Entries.

Vocab-ability – All “C” Entries.

Vocab-ability – All “D” Entries.

Vocab-ability – All “E” Entries.

Vocab-ability – All “F” Entries.

Vocab-ability – All “G” Entries.

Vocab-ability – All “H” Entries.

Vocab-ability – The Single “I” Entry.

Vocab-ability – All “J” Entries.