Words with 'l' as the first letter that end with 'ma'


55 entries have been constructed using your specific request.

4 letter words

  • lama
  • lima
  • loma

5 letter words

  • lemma
  • leuma
  • limma
  • llama

6 letter words

  • lecama
  • lipoma
  • lucuma
  • lupoma

7 letter words

  • lepisma
  • leproma
  • leucoma
  • leukoma
  • lyopoma
  • lordoma
  • loxomma
  • luteoma

8 letter words

  • lachryma
  • lygosoma
  • lymphoma
  • liomyoma
  • lysiloma
  • loxosoma

9 letter words

  • lagostoma
  • leiomyoma
  • leptonema
  • lipomyoma

10 letter words

  • leucoderma
  • leukoderma
  • lymphedema
  • lipomyxoma
  • lithodesma

11 letter words

  • lymphoedema
  • lipofibroma
  • liposarcoma

12 letter words

  • lepidosperma
  • lymphadenoma
  • lymphangioma
  • lymphocytoma
  • lymphomyxoma
  • lipoblastoma

13 letter words

  • lymphoadenoma
  • lymphosarcoma
  • liomyofibroma
  • lipochondroma

14 letter words

  • leiomyofibroma
  • leiomyosarcoma
  • lymphoblastoma

15 letter words

  • laryngoscleroma
  • lymphogranuloma

17 letter words

  • lymphangiofibroma
  • lymphangiosarcoma

22 letter words

  • lymphangioendothelioma

What is the highest scoring word in Scrabble available from this list ?
For a score of 20 points in Scrabble, you could use 'lymphoma'.

How many words is it possible to make using this combination of letters?
From this list of words beginning with 'l' and ending with 'ma', there are 55 entries which can be selected.

What is the largest word you can make from words that start with 'l' and end with 'ma'?
The word 'lymphangioendothelioma' has 22 characters.

What's the most common word that starts with 'l' and ends with 'ma'?
Rating as the 35439th most common word, you will want to ensure you've got 'llama' in your arsenal.

What's an interesting word from this page?
You'll discover many weird words on this page, although our favorite word right now is 'lemma'. 'Lemma''s definition is "A preliminary or auxiliary proposition demonstrated or accepted for immediate use in the demonstration of some other proposition, as in mathematics or logic.", according to the dictionary.