| Germ. | leben | life (see above) |
| Germ. | lieben | to love |
| Lat. | libido | strong desire, lust |
| Lat. | liba, libita | caprice |
| Lat. | libet, lubet | it pleases |
| Lat. | lubricita | mobility of mind |
| Lat. | lubricus | slippery |
| Russian | lubit' | to love |
| Span. | liebra | hare, Gr. lagósð11.3. |
| Franç. | libre | free, cf. eleûtherosð11.5. |
| Ital. | libra | scales (for weighing), whence, secondarily, libra "a measure of weight" and coins, cf. Span. peso |
| Ital. | librarsi sull'ali | to flutter (Kestrel, 234) |
| Lat. | liber | bark, cork |
| Alb. | labë | bark |
| Lith. | luobas | id. |
| Russian | lub | id. |
| Germ. | laub | leaf |
| Sbc. | lebdjeti | to flutter (Kestrel, 234) |
| Czech | libuSe | Tree Pipit, 307 (cf. leptuSka, above) |
| Lettish | liblaba | butterfly |
| Germ. | libelle | (latinized in Libellula, sc. name) dragon-fly: insect with a capricious flight (not from Lat. libelle "because of its horizontal, volplaning flight"!) |
| Franç. | libellule | calque of the sc. name Libellula, see preceding |
| Franç. | lubie | whim |
| Ital. | lubrico | vain, uncertain |
| Mod.Greek | labra | flame |
| Span. | labra | lip ð11.1.1. |
| Lat. | labium | id. |
| Lat. | labo | vacillate; labes fall |
| Lat. | labilis | slippery, fragile |
| Breton | laban | feeble-minded |
| Breton | labour | work, labour: activity |
| Basque | labandu | to slide |
| Span. | eslabar | id. |
| Span. | resbalar | (metath.) to slide |