From Old Radestrian læþre, from Proto-Radic *elþir, from Proto-Hirdic *élthis, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔel-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔel-(to settle).
From Middle Radestrian láþs, from Old Radestrian ðāþs, from Proto-Radic *ðāþs, from Proto-Hirdic *dhā́thəs, from Proto-Laenkean *dʱaʔ-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dʱaʔ-(to drink). See lát.
From Middle Radestrian laur, laus, from Old Radestrian læwr, from Proto-Radic *læwr, from Proto-Hirdic *lǽḇəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læb-(roe, spawn).
From Middle Radestrian le-, from Old Radestrian le-, from Proto-Radic *leh-, from Proto-Hirdic *leh-, from Proto-Laenkean *lĭh-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læh(in).
From Middle Radestrian lehra, from Old Radestrian lehhra, from Proto-Radic *lehhwer, from Proto-Hirdic *lehkhwés, from Proto-Laenkean *lĭh-k(ʰ)wé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læh-(in).
From Middle Radestrian liht, from Old Radestrian lihtt, from Proto-Radic *lihht, from Proto-Hirdic *lip̄-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lip-(to jump, to hop).
From Middle Radestrian lebjeŋș, from Proto-Radic *lèbjeŋjs, from Proto-Laenkean *læb-jæŋjæ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læb-(roe, spawn). Folk etymology relates it to lebeat(to break in).