Vocabulary Library

The LanGeek Vocabulary Library is a structured collection of vocabulary lessons designed to help learners build practical word knowledge in English, Spanish, French, and German. Instead of presenting vocabulary as simple word lists, LanGeek organizes words by level, topic, function, exam purpose, textbook, and learning context so users can study in a way that matches their goals.

The library is built for learners at different stages, from complete beginners who need everyday words to advanced learners who want academic, professional, or exam-focused vocabulary. Each lesson is designed to make vocabulary easier to understand, remember, and use through clear meanings, example sentences, images, flashcards, review tools, spelling practice, and quizzes.

What Makes the LanGeek Vocabulary Library Useful?

Feature	What It Includes	How It Helps Learners
Level-based learning	Vocabulary organized by CEFR levels such as A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2, depending on the language	Helps learners study words that match their current level instead of learning random vocabulary
Topic-based learning	Wordlists grouped around real-life themes such as food, health, education, animals, transportation, law, politics, arts, media, emotions, and nature	Helps learners build vocabulary for specific subjects and real communication needs
Exam preparation	Vocabulary collections for major English exams and Spanish DELE	Helps learners focus on words that are useful for test preparation
Coursebook vocabulary	Wordlists based on well-known English and Spanish textbooks	Helps students review vocabulary from books they already use in class
Function-based vocabulary	Wordlists grouped by grammatical function, including adverbs, verbs, adjectives, nouns, prepositions, pronouns, determiners, conjunctions, quantifiers, and interjections	Helps learners understand how words work inside sentences
Most-common vocabulary	High-frequency English verbs, phrasal verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and nouns	Helps learners focus on words they are likely to see and use often
Personal and public wordlists	My Wordlists and User-Created Wordlists	Lets learners save, organize, and explore vocabulary beyond the main lesson structure

English Vocabulary on LanGeek

English is the largest vocabulary section on LanGeek. It includes level-based vocabulary, topical vocabulary, function-based wordlists, most-common words, proficiency test vocabulary, coursebook wordlists, personal wordlists, user-created wordlists, Cambridge exam vocabulary, and vocabulary-related expressions and idioms.

Section	What It Includes	Best For
Level-Based English Vocabulary	CEFR vocabulary from A1 to C2	Learners who want a structured path from beginner to proficient English
My Wordlists	Personal saved wordlists created by the learner	Learners who want to collect and review their own vocabulary
User-Created Wordlists	Public wordlists made by LanGeek users	Learners who want extra vocabulary lists beyond the main LanGeek curriculum
Topical Vocabulary	Large topic-based vocabulary collections covering everyday, academic, social, professional, and specialized subjects	Learners who want to expand vocabulary by subject
Categorized Wordlists Based on Function	English adverbs, verbs, adjectives, and other parts of speech grouped by meaning and use	Learners who want to improve grammar, writing, speaking, and sentence structure
Most Common Words	Common English verbs, phrasal verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and nouns	Learners who want to focus on high-frequency English words
English Proficiency Tests	IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, SAT, ACT, and Cambridge English vocabulary	Test takers preparing for academic, immigration, school, or international English exams
ESL Coursebook Wordlists	Vocabulary from major English coursebooks such as English File, Headway, Top Notch, Solutions, Four Corners, Face2Face, Insight, Total English, Interchange, and more	Students and teachers who use English textbooks and want lesson-based vocabulary review
Cambridge English Vocabulary	Vocabulary for A2 Key, B1 Preliminary, B2 First, C1 Advanced, and C2 Proficiency	Learners preparing for Cambridge English exams
Cambridge IELTS Academic Series	Vocabulary lists from Cambridge IELTS Academic books	IELTS learners who want book-based vocabulary support
Expressions and Idioms	English idioms and expressions with meanings, examples, and explanations	Learners who want to understand natural English and everyday expressions

Level-Based English Vocabulary

CEFR Level	Number of Lessons	Number of Words	Main Learning Goal
A1	32 lessons	609 words	Learn essential beginner vocabulary for everyday communication
A2	50 lessons	1,581 words	Expand basic vocabulary for familiar situations and simple conversations
B1	58 lessons	1,850 words	Build intermediate vocabulary for travel, work, opinions, and common topics
B2	64 lessons	2,223 words	Learn upper-intermediate vocabulary for more detailed communication
C1	67 lessons	2,481 words	Develop advanced vocabulary for academic, professional, and complex topics
C2	89 lessons	2,152 words	Strengthen high-level vocabulary for precise and fluent expression

English Topical Vocabulary

Topic	Number of Lessons	Number of Words	What Learners Study
Animals	55 lessons	2,212 words	Animals, their characteristics, young, sounds, coverings, and related vocabulary
Appearance	18 lessons	576 words	Physical appearance and describing people
Body	19 lessons	683 words	Human body, anatomy, and health-related body vocabulary
Colors and Shapes	22 lessons	659 words	Colors, shapes, visual description, and related vocabulary
Clothes and Fashion	28 lessons	1,094 words	Clothing, fashion, accessories, and style
Linguistics	24 lessons	1,074 words	Language, grammar, communication, and linguistic terms
Arts and Crafts	27 lessons	980 words	Art forms, materials, techniques, and creative activities
Cinema and Theater	16 lessons	750 words	Movies, theater, acting, production, and performance vocabulary
Literature	19 lessons	941 words	Books, writers, literary genres, and reading-related vocabulary
Music	30 lessons	1,034 words	Music, instruments, performance, and musical terms
Media and Communication	29 lessons	897 words	Media, broadcasting, communication, journalism, and information
Foods and Drinks	41 lessons	1,248 words	Food types, drinks, meals, and dining vocabulary
Agreement and Disagreement	17 lessons	689 words	Words and phrases for agreeing, disagreeing, and responding to opinions
Opinion and Argument	11 lessons	460 words	Expressing opinions, arguments, claims, and reasoning
Certainty and Doubt	9 lessons	246 words	Expressing certainty, uncertainty, doubt, and probability
Decision, Suggestion, and Obligation	19 lessons	548 words	Making decisions, giving suggestions, and expressing duties
Health and Sickness	22 lessons	759 words	Illnesses, symptoms, health conditions, and medical situations
Medical Science	28 lessons	1,001 words	Medical fields, treatment, diagnosis, and healthcare terminology
Architecture and Construction	38 lessons	1,493 words	Buildings, design, construction, materials, and architectural terms
Games	28 lessons	864 words	Games, play, rules, gaming activities, and entertainment
Success and Failure	26 lessons	803 words	Achievement, failure, progress, effort, and results
Home and Garden	27 lessons	992 words	House parts, furniture, gardening, and domestic spaces
Personal Care	16 lessons	564 words	Hygiene, skincare, grooming, and self-care vocabulary
Food Ingredients	29 lessons	1,069 words	Ingredients, herbs, cheeses, food items, and recipe vocabulary
Food and Drink Preparation	18 lessons	720 words	Cooking, baking, drink preparation, and kitchen actions
Eating, Drinking, and Serving Food	12 lessons	574 words	Dining, serving, tableware, meals, and beverages
Performing Arts	16 lessons	551 words	Theater, dance, music performance, and stage-related vocabulary
Education	43 lessons	960 words	School, subjects, academic roles, learning, and teaching
Sports	63 lessons	1,792 words	Sports, players, equipment, competitions, and rules
Land Transportation	38 lessons	1,227 words	Vehicles, roads, travel, and transportation systems
Crime and Punishment	15 lessons	414 words	Crimes, investigation, sentencing, prison, and punishment
Law and Regulation	10 lessons	293 words	Courts, laws, legal documents, police work, and enforcement
Politics	16 lessons	389 words	Elections, voting, diplomacy, government, ideologies, and political systems
Feelings	26 lessons	758 words	Emotions such as anger, joy, fear, love, sadness, surprise, and worry
Life Stages	9 lessons	282 words	Birth, childhood, adulthood, marriage, aging, and death
Social Issues and Identity	10 lessons	283 words	Identity, gender, race, poverty, migration, justice, and protest
Personal Qualities	9 lessons	282 words	Personality, character traits, strengths, and weaknesses
Religion and Festivals	9 lessons	276 words	Faith, beliefs, ceremonies, holidays, religious people, places, and texts
War and Conflict	9 lessons	245 words	Military forces, weapons, battles, terrorism, peacekeeping, and conflict
Weather and Environment	9 lessons	243 words	Weather, temperature, disasters, pollution, conservation, and energy
Land and Nature	12 lessons	324 words	Geography, plants, waterways, farms, crops, coasts, and natural features

English Wordlists Based on Function

Function-Based Section	What It Includes	How It Helps Learners
English Adverbs	Adverbs of time and place, degree, evaluation and emotion, manner, result, viewpoint, and relational adverbs	Helps learners describe actions, intensity, attitude, time, place, and relationships between ideas
English Verbs	Verbs of existence, movement, manual action, verbal action, change, emotion, mental processes, competition, power relations, and more	Helps learners talk about actions, states, thoughts, feelings, and social situations more precisely
English Adjectives	Adjectives for human attributes, physical and social qualities, size, quantity, sensory experience, time, place, value, feeling, comparison, cause, result, and relationships	Helps learners describe people, objects, experiences, opinions, and abstract ideas
Other Parts of Speech	Basic nouns, prepositions, pronouns, determiners, conjunctions, quantifiers, and interjections	Helps learners understand sentence structure and use vocabulary more accurately in context

Most Common English Vocabulary

Wordlist	Number of Lessons	Number of Words	Learning Purpose
500 Most Common English Verbs	20 lessons	500 words	Learn high-frequency action and state verbs used in everyday English
250 Most Common English Phrasal Verbs	10 lessons	250 words	Learn common verb combinations used in natural English
500 Most Common English Adjectives	20 lessons	500 words	Learn useful descriptive words for people, places, things, and ideas
500 Most Common English Adverbs	20 lessons	500 words	Learn common words for describing how, when, where, and to what degree something happens
500 Most Common English Nouns	20 lessons	500 words	Learn essential nouns used in daily communication

English Vocabulary for Exams

Exam Section	Content Included	Learning Purpose
IELTS Academic	Band 5, Band 6–7, and Band 8–9 vocabulary	Helps learners prepare for academic reading, writing, listening, and speaking
IELTS General Training	Band 5, Band 6–7, and Band 8–9 vocabulary	Helps learners prepare for everyday, work, immigration, and general communication contexts
TOEFL	Essential and advanced TOEFL vocabulary	Helps learners build academic vocabulary for university-level English
GRE	Essential and advanced GRE vocabulary	Helps learners study advanced vocabulary for graduate-level exams
SAT Vocabulary	Natural Sciences, Humanities, Math and Logic, and Exam Essential Vocabulary	Helps students prepare for SAT reading, writing, and academic vocabulary
SAT Word Skills	SAT Word Skills 1 to 6	Helps students build vocabulary skills needed for SAT performance
ACT Vocabulary	English and World Knowledge, Math and Assessment, Humanities, Science, and Exam Literacy	Helps students prepare vocabulary for ACT reading and English sections
Cambridge English	A2 Key, B1 Preliminary, B2 First, C1 Advanced, and C2 Proficiency	Helps learners prepare vocabulary for Cambridge English exams

English Coursebook Wordlists

Coursebook Section	Levels or Books Included	Best For
English File Vocabulary	Beginner, Elementary, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, Upper Intermediate, and Advanced	Students using English File 4th edition
Headway Vocabulary	Beginner, Elementary, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, Upper Intermediate, and Advanced	Students using Headway 5th edition
Top Notch Vocabulary	Top Notch Fundamentals A/B, Top Notch 1A–3B, and Summit 1A–2B	Students using Top Notch and Summit 3rd edition
Solutions Vocabulary	Elementary, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate, and Advanced	Students using Solutions 3rd edition
English Result Vocabulary	Elementary, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, and Upper-intermediate	Students using English Result books
Four Corners Vocabulary	Four Corners 1, 2, 3, and 4	Students using Four Corners 2nd edition
Face2Face Vocabulary	Elementary, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-intermediate, and Advanced	Students using Face2Face books
Insight Vocabulary	Elementary, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-intermediate, and Advanced	Students using Insight 2nd edition
Total English Vocabulary	Starter, Elementary, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-intermediate, and Advanced	Students using Total English 4th edition
Interchange Vocabulary	Beginner, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, and Upper-intermediate	Students using the new edition of Interchange
Street Talk	Street Talk 1, 2, and 3	Learners who want vocabulary from the Street Talk series
Cambridge IELTS Academic Series	Cambridge IELTS 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19 Academic	IELTS learners who want vocabulary based on Cambridge IELTS books

Spanish Vocabulary on LanGeek

The Spanish Vocabulary Library includes CEFR-based Spanish wordlists, topical vocabulary, DELE exam vocabulary, and coursebook-based wordlists.

Section	What It Includes	Best For
Level-Based Spanish Vocabulary	Spanish vocabulary from A1 to B2	Learners who want to build Spanish step by step through CEFR levels
Topical Spanish Vocabulary	Vocabulary organized by real-life topics such as body, animals, clothing, food, education, sports, law, politics, and emotions	Learners who want to study Spanish for daily life, travel, school, and conversation
Spanish Proficiency Tests	DELE vocabulary from A1 to C2	Learners preparing for official Spanish proficiency exams
Spanish Coursebook Wordlists	Descubre and ¡Avancemos! vocabulary collections	Students who use common Spanish textbooks and want lesson-by-lesson vocabulary review

Level-Based Spanish Vocabulary

CEFR Level	Number of Lessons	Number of Words	Main Learning Goal
A1	35 lessons	599 words	Learn beginner Spanish for greetings, personal information, family, nationality, time, numbers, emotions, and basic actions
A2	51 lessons	1,010 words	Expand vocabulary for social interaction, relationships, personality, work, routines, shopping, and everyday topics
B1	47 lessons	1,128 words	Learn intermediate Spanish for experiences, opinions, physical traits, emotions, plans, and more detailed communication
B2	55 lessons	1,367 words	Build upper-intermediate vocabulary for complex topics, arguments, descriptions, relationships, and abstract communication

Topical Spanish Vocabulary

Topic	Number of Lessons	Number of Words	What Learners Study
Body and Health	14 lessons	424 words	Body parts, symptoms, illnesses, health habits, and medical care
Animals	15 lessons	392 words	Domestic animals, wild animals, habitats, traits, and behavior
Apparel and Style	23 lessons	560 words	Clothing, accessories, fashion, materials, and style
Ingredients and Food Preparation	13 lessons	413 words	Ingredients, cooking methods, and recipe vocabulary
Food, Drinks, and Serving	12 lessons	275 words	Food, drinks, utensils, dining, ordering, and serving
Art and Craft	11 lessons	316 words	Artistic techniques, materials, handmade objects, and visual arts
Performance Arts and Literature	16 lessons	462 words	Theater, music, dance, books, genres, and creative expression
Architecture and Home	22 lessons	460 words	Buildings, rooms, furniture, home design, and domestic spaces
Media and Games	13 lessons	324 words	Media, technology, games, entertainment, and digital leisure
Education	13 lessons	311 words	School, subjects, learning roles, and classroom activities
Sports	13 lessons	312 words	Sports, rules, equipment, competitions, and actions
Land Transportation	16 lessons	309 words	Vehicles, roads, infrastructure, movement, and transport
Crime and Punishment	15 lessons	396 words	Crimes, penalties, justice, and consequences
Law and Order	10 lessons	283 words	Rules, authorities, legal procedures, and public safety
Politics	16 lessons	370 words	Government, elections, institutions, ideologies, and political life
Emotions	26 lessons	637 words	Feelings, moods, reactions, and personal relationships
Stages of Life	9 lessons	245 words	Childhood, adulthood, aging, life roles, and personal development

Spanish Exam and Coursebook Vocabulary

Section	Content Included	Learning Purpose
DELE Vocabulary	DELE A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2	Helps learners prepare vocabulary for official Spanish proficiency exams
Descubre	Descubre 1, Descubre 2, and Descubre 3	Helps students review Spanish vocabulary by textbook level and lesson
¡Avancemos!	¡Avancemos! 1, 2, 3, and 4	Helps learners study textbook vocabulary from beginner to more advanced Spanish

French Vocabulary on LanGeek

The French Vocabulary Library includes CEFR-based French vocabulary and topical French vocabulary. These sections help learners build essential vocabulary for everyday communication and common subject areas.

Section	What It Includes	Best For
Level-Based French Vocabulary	French vocabulary from A1 to B2	Learners who want a structured path through beginner, elementary, intermediate, and upper-intermediate French
Topical French Vocabulary	Thematic vocabulary for animals, body, health, appearance, food, arts, home, media, and games	Learners who want to build French vocabulary around practical topics
Study Tools	Examples, clear meanings, wordlists, review, flashcards, spelling practice, and quizzes	Learners who want active vocabulary practice and long-term retention

Level-Based French Vocabulary

CEFR Level	Number of Lessons	Number of Words	Main Learning Goal
A1	40 lessons	772 words	Learn essential French words for greetings, family, personal information, numbers, and daily life
A2	47 lessons	918 words	Expand vocabulary for familiar situations, social interaction, emotions, and everyday communication
B1	56 lessons	1,094 words	Build intermediate French vocabulary for daily topics, relationships, descriptions, and opinions
B2	70 lessons	1,308 words	Develop vocabulary for more complex texts, debate, argument, and advanced everyday communication

Topical French Vocabulary

Topic	Number of Lessons	Number of Words	What Learners Study
Animals	15 lessons	414 words	Domestic, wild, marine, and flying animals
Body and Health	14 lessons	431 words	Human body, health, and well-being
Appearance and Style	23 lessons	500 words	Appearance, clothing, fashion, and personal style
Ingredients and Food Preparation	13 lessons	418 words	Ingredients, cooking terms, and food preparation
Food, Drinks, and Service	12 lessons	270 words	Food, drinks, dining, and service vocabulary
Arts and Crafts	11 lessons	310 words	Visual arts, crafts, painting, sculpture, and handmade creation
Performing Arts and Literature	17 lessons	485 words	Theater, dance, music, literature, and performances
Architecture and Home	24 lessons	501 words	Buildings, rooms, furniture, and home elements
Media and Games	13 lessons	317 words	Media, newspapers, TV, games, and leisure vocabulary

German Vocabulary on LanGeek

The German Vocabulary Library currently focuses on CEFR-based vocabulary from A1 to B2, with additional higher-level content also available in the level-based structure. It is designed to help learners build German vocabulary gradually, starting from everyday beginner words and moving toward more advanced communication.

Section	What It Includes	Best For
Level-Based German Vocabulary	German vocabulary organized by CEFR levels	Learners who want a clear beginner-to-advanced study path
Thematic Lessons Inside Each Level	Topics such as greetings, personal information, family, food, emotions, education, communication, literature, and human characteristics	Learners who want to study German vocabulary by level and theme
Study Tools	Images, examples, wordlists, flashcards, spelling, review, and quizzes	Learners who want to practice German vocabulary actively

Level-Based German Vocabulary

CEFR Level	Number of Lessons	Number of Words	Main Learning Goal
A1	38 lessons	680 words	Learn beginner German for greetings, personal information, family, friends, food, drinks, and everyday basics
A2	39 lessons	916 words	Build elementary vocabulary for extended family, personality, emotions, clothing, home, health, work, shopping, education, transport, and daily life
B1	79 lessons	1,696 words	Develop intermediate vocabulary for literature, communication, social life, education, science, technology, health, fashion, food, music, and more
B2	90 lessons	2,019 words	Learn upper-intermediate vocabulary for human characteristics, emotions, relationships, abstract description, social topics, and more advanced communication