Spanish Flashcards: Words Starting with 'Ll'

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Spanish Vocabulary with "Ll"

La llaga: Refers to a sore or wound, indicating a painful condition on the body.
La llama: Can mean either flame, as in fire, or the animal known as a llama, commonly found in South America.
La llamada: This word has multiple meanings including a phone call, a shout or yell, a knock at the door, and a reference mark in a book.
llamado: An adjective meaning called or so-called, also used as the past participle of the verb "llamar."
llamar: A versatile verb that translates to call, name, ring, summon, or designate something.
llamarse: A reflexive verb used to indicate what one is called or named.
llamativo: An adjective describing something that is striking or showy, often related to color or style that stands out.
La llana: A noun that means trowel, a tool used in construction for spreading or applying materials.
llano: An adjective meaning even, flat, or straightforward, often used to describe terrain or clarity in communication.
La llanura: Refers to levelness or flatness, specifically in a geographic context.
La llave: The Spanish word for a key, an essential object for locking or unlocking.
La llave maestra: Means skeleton key or master key, which can open multiple locks.
El llavero: A keyring, used to hold multiple keys together for convenience.
La llegada: Signifies arrival, indicating the act of reaching a destination.
llegar: A verb meaning to arrive or happen, indicating the completion of a journey or process.
llegar a: Refers to arriving at a specific location or amounting to something.
Llenar: To fill or make full, encompassing actions like occupying space or fulfilling requirements, such as filling out forms.
Llenarse: A reflexive verb indicating becoming full, can also refer to indulging in food or being covered with something.
lleno: An adjective meaning full, used to describe objects or situations completely occupied.
llevadero: An adjective describing something that is bearable or tolerable, often in challenging circumstances.
llevar: A verb meaning to take, convey, transport, or wear, showcasing its multiple applications in everyday language.
llevar puesto: Specifically means to wear clothing or accessories.
llevarse: A reflexive verb implying taking something away or getting along with someone.
llorar: This verb translates directly to cry, indicating the act of shedding tears.
lloroso: An adjective that describes someone as weepy or tearful, often used in emotional contexts.
llover: Means to rain, describing precipitation in weather.
La llovizna: Indicates drizzle or light rain, a gentle form of rainfall.
La lluvia: The general term for rain, a key weather phenomenon.
llueve: A phrase meaning "it rains" or "it's raining," commonly used in weather discussions.
lluvioso: An adjective that describes something as rainy, often used to characterize weather conditions.

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Enhance your Spanish vocabulary with this quiz focused on words that start with 'Ll'. Each flashcard presents a word along with its definition, helping you grasp their meanings and uses in context. Test yourself and improve your language skills effectively!