Lummeken
Meaning: Large, heavy and awkward. Used for a person or horse
Heard in Suffolk: Grut ol’ lummenken hint moved al’ day
Standard English: That big old horse hasn’t moved all day
Lash / Lashy
Meaning: A wet meadow
Heard in Suffolk: That there mead’a is tew lashy for th’ hosses
Standard English: The meadow is too wet for the horses
Lummux
Meaning: Much like Lummeken but strictly for humans
Heard in Suffolk: Tha’ grut lummux keeps bump’un in t’ things
Standard English: That clumsy person keeps bumping into things
Lawk
Meaning: An exclamation of surprise, joy or sympathy (Lord)
Heard in Suffolk: Oh lawks, oi can’t believe ‘at ‘appened
Standard English: Oh Lord, I cannot believe that happened
Linty
Meaning: Lazy.
Heard in Suffolk: Git off y’ backside y’ linty creature
Standard English: Get off your bum you lazy person
Lastenest
Meaning: Long lasting, endures
Heard in Suffolk: Oak wood is the most lastenest wood
Standard English: Oak wood is the most long lasting