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adjective suffix; indicating tendency or aptness toward
diminutive suffix, often a translation of a diminutive in another language
frequentative suffix; indicating repetition

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{i} chronic inflammatory collagen disease that affects skin or joints (Medicine); family name; female first name
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Albright Ivan Le Lorraine Alembert Jean Le Rond d' Bienville Jean Baptiste Le Moyne de Figaro Le Iberville Pierre Le Moyne d' François Joseph le Clerc du Tremblay Emilie Charlotte Le Breton Later Le dynasty Le Bon Gustave Le Brun Charles Le Carré John Le Châtelier Henry Louis Le Corbusier Le Gallienne Eva Le Guin Ursula Kroeber Le Havre Le Loi Le Mans Grand Prix d'Endurance Le Nain brothers Le Nôtre André Le Pen Jean Marie Le Van Duyet Le Sage Louvois François Michel Le Tellier marquis de Monde Le Morgan le Fay Le Douanier Rousseau Franz de le Boë Vauban Sébastien Le Prestre de Viollet le Duc Eugène Emmanuel
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her
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Local Exchange
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Lupus erthyematosus
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Listed Endangered LT - Listed Threatened PE - Proposed Endangered PT - Proposed Threatened
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Logical Extents An HP-UX term LEs are Physical Extents that have been allocated for use in a Logical Volume Logical Extents are simply a way to map the Physical Extents allocated to various Logical Volumes They are always numbered sequentially but are not necessarily contiguous unless specified to be so
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Individuals with Limited English proficiency The term "individual with limited English proficiency" means a secondary school student, an adult, or an out-of-school youth, who has limited ability in speaking, reading, writing, or understanding the English language, and - (A) whose native language is a language other than English; or (B) who lives in a family or community environment in which a language other than English is the dominant language
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with, attributed to
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Language Environment LE can be used in a CICS environment to provide a runtime library that establishes a common execution environment for programming languages
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Labor Exchange
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Leading Edge
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Logic Element -- what Altera calls their logic blocks Contains a bit more logic than a 4-LUT (but not much)
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A/N, oblique case: reflexive pronoun (object = subject); anaphoric pronoun (in subordinate clause, refers to the subject of the main clause)
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surnames with "le", for example "le Palefrayor", were occupational names, in this case, "the chap who looked after the nobleman's horse" The name itself was not a surname, but an identifier name, but it later developed into a surname -- Renia Simmons (edited)
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Local exchange (ISDN, SS#7)
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Law Enforcement
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the inductance of a driver's voice coil, typically measured at 1 kHz in millihenries (mH)
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A Marconi program that implements both the LAN Emulation Server (LES) and the Broadcast/Unknown Server (BUS)
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LAN Emulation
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a chronic inflammatory collagen disease affecting connective tissue (skin or joints)
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Lesions Number of fish with lesions
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= 'Light Edition' - as opposed to 'Professional Edition' - Light Edition is for use by students, home and light users Unless you really need the professional editions additional functionality for most uses the Light Edition is fine Light Edition is free of charge for personal use Professional Edition costs money for the extra functionality
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LAN Emulation Refer to LANE
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lighting efficacy
Turkish - Turkish

Definition of -le in Turkish Turkish dictionary

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Vietnam krallık hanedanı
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Vietnam'da hüküm sürmüş iki hanedenanın ortak adı
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Türk alfabesinin on beşinci harfinin adı, okunuşu
English - Turkish

Definition of -le in English Turkish dictionary

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LE
(Askeri) yasa koruma, güvenlik polisi (law enforcement)
-le

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    le

    Etymology

    () For verbs, Middle English -(e)len from Old English -lian. For nouns, Middle English -el from Old English -el, -il. See also -ling.
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