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Lesmahagae, Lismahagae, Lismahagie,
Lesmahagae [lɛzməˈhege]
pn. Lesmahagow (Lanarkshire).
pn. Lesmahagow (Lanarkshire).
aless, illes, ill-less, less, lessen, lessent, liss, naetheless, nanetheless, natheless, neeneless, onless, oonless, ull-less, unless,
less [lɛs]
adj. Less. Smaller in number, fewer.
conj. Unless.
prep. Except, with the exception of.
suff. Added to nouns or verbs to express negative attributes.
adj. Less. Smaller in number, fewer.
conj. Unless.
prep. Except, with the exception of.
suff. Added to nouns or verbs to express negative attributes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
lessen: To lessen. pt. pp. lessent.
naetheless: Nevertheless.
nanetheless: In spite of that, nevertheless.
unless [ˈʌn-]: prep. Unless, except, but (for).
naetheless: Nevertheless.
nanetheless: In spite of that, nevertheless.
unless [ˈʌn-]: prep. Unless, except, but (for).
laison, leeshin, leeshins, lessin, lesson, lessons,
lesson [ˈlɛsən]
n. A lesson, rebuke, a lecture, prelection, a disquisition.
n. A lesson, rebuke, a lecture, prelection, a disquisition.
Laesswade, Laiswade, Lesswade,
Lesswade [ˈlɛswed]
pn. Lasswade (Midlothian)
pn. Lasswade (Midlothian)
everlaistin, evirlestin, iverlestin, ivverlestin, laist, laisted, laistie, laistit, laisty, lastet, lasty, less, lest, lestie, lestit, lesty,
lest [lɛst, lest]
n. Durability, ability to last. The power of endurance.
v. To last, endure. To hold out to, to stand up to wear and tear.
pt. pp. lestit
n. Durability, ability to last. The power of endurance.
v. To last, endure. To hold out to, to stand up to wear and tear.
pt. pp. lestit
lestie [ˈlɛstɪ, ˈlestɪ]
adj. Lasting, durable.
adj. Lasting, durable.
Compounds and phrases etc.
iverlestin: Everlasting.
let, lete, lett, letto,
lett [I.Sh. lɛt]
n. A small amount of liquid, a drop. A trifle. something insignificant or of little worth.
n. A small amount of liquid, a drop. A trifle. something insignificant or of little worth.
letter, lettèr, letters, letther, lettur, litir,
letter [ˈlɛtər]
n. A letter, a letter of the alphabet. leg. A writ or warrant.
n. A letter, a letter of the alphabet. leg. A writ or warrant.
Compounds and phrases etc.
buirial letter: A written intimation of a funeral.
dooble letter: Capital letter.
funeral letter: An invitation by letter to a funeral.
letter box: Letter box, mail box.
dooble letter: Capital letter.
funeral letter: An invitation by letter to a funeral.
letter box: Letter box, mail box.
laiteran, laitron, lateran, laterane, lateron, latrain, latteran, latteren, latterin, lattern, lattrain, lattron, lattrone, leatron, leteran, letron, letteran, letterin, lettering, lettern, letteron, lettrin,
lettern [ˈlɛtər(ə)n]
n. The desk or small pulpit used by a precentor in a church. A writing or reading desk.
n. The desk or small pulpit used by a precentor in a church. A writing or reading desk.
lattuce, lettuce, luttace,
lettuce [ˈlɛtəs]
n. Lettuce.
n. Lettuce.
Leuchars, Leukars,
Leuchars [ˈluxərz]
pn. Leuchars (Fife).
pn. Leuchars (Fife).