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lug <-gg-> [lʌg] VB trans inf

II . lull [lʌl] N

lute [luːt] N

I . lump [lʌmp] N

2. lump (swelling):

tumor m

II . lump [lʌmp] VB trans

2. lump (endure):

I . lure [lʊr, Brit lʊəʳ] N

1. lure (attraction):

2. lure:

isca m

II . lure [lʊr, Brit lʊəʳ] VB trans

lurk [lɜːrk, Brit lɜːk] VB intr

lung [lʌŋ] N

lush [lʌʃ] ADJ

lust [lʌst] N

1. lust (sexual desire):

2. lust (strong desire):

ânsia f

I . loud [laʊd] ADJ

1. loud (voice):

alto(-a)

2. loud (noisy):

lout [laʊt] N

bruto(-a) m (f)

laid [leɪd] VB

laid pt, pp of:

See also lay , lay , lay

lay3 <laid, laid> [leɪ] VB trans

1. lay (place):

lay

2. lay (install):

3. lay (prepare):

to lay the table Brit

4. lay egg:

lay

lay2 [leɪ] VB

lay pt of:

lay1 [leɪ] ADJ

1. lay (not professional):

lay
leigo(-a)

2. lay (not of the clergy):

lay

lain [leɪn] VB

lain pp of:

See also lie , lie

lie2 <lay, lain> [laɪ] VB intr

1. lie person form:

2. lie (be positioned):

lie

I . lie1 <-y-> [laɪ] VB intr

lair [ler, Brit leəʳ] N

1. lair (of animal):

toca f

2. lair (of criminal):

antro m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Lui tried to tear the picture but it proved impervious as the curse of the evil nun is still in there.
en.wikipedia.org
When these forms are changed for the genitive/dative case, the definite article becomes -lui for masculine and neuter nouns and -i for feminine.
en.wikipedia.org
Lui's play does this in a way that does not browbeat the audience.
theconversation.com

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