"Windows + L" keyboard shortcut for Mavericks/

Hey! I wanted to ask if there is an equivalent for "Windows + L" keyboard shortcut in Mavericks?

monteida,
(⌘+~) works for cycling through windows in an application.
Magical Macintosh Key Sequences by Dave Polaschek has a comprehensive list.
;~)

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