val·la·tion 
(vă-lāshən)
(vă-lāshən)n.
1. An earthwork wall used for military defense; a rampart.
2. The process of planning or erecting earth fortifications.
[Late Latin vallātiō, vallātiōn-, from Latin vallātus, past participle of vallāre, to surround with a rampart, from vallum, rampart, from vallus, stake.]
valla·to′ry (vălə-tôr′ē) adj.
- Lucius Annaeus
- Lucius Cornelius
- Lucius Domitius Aurelianus.
- Lucius DuBignon
- Lucius Licinius
- Lucius Quinctius
- Lucius Septimius
- Lucius Sergius Catilina.
- luck
- luckily
- luckiness
- luckless
- Lucknow
- lucky
- "Lucky Lindy."
- lucrative
- lucre
- Lucretia Coffin
- Lucretian
- Lucretius
- lucubrate
- lucubration
- luculent
- Lucullan
- Lucullus