lene

As a noun lede

is a man; person or lede can be (chiefly us|journalism) the introductory]] [[paragraph|paragraph(s) of a newspaper or other news article.

As a proper noun lene is

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As a noun lyne

is .

As a proper noun lene is

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As a proper noun lene

is .

As a noun cene is

holy communion.

As a proper noun lene

is .

As a noun lense is

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As a noun lege

is (us|colloquial) legislature or lege can be (ireland|slang) legend, colloquially used to describe a person who is held in high regard.

As a verb lege

is (obsolete) to allege; to assert.

As a proper noun lene is

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As a proper noun lene

is .

As a noun bene is

a prayer, especially to god; a petition; a boon or bene can be (sesame).

As nouns the difference between elne and lene

is that elne is alternative form of ellen while lene is the smooth breathing (spiritus lenis).

As a verb elne

is to strengthen; hearten; comfort; encourage.

As proper nouns the difference between lene and lone

is that lene is while lone is .

As a noun leno

is (estate) feud.

As a proper noun lene is

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As a noun line

is line.

As a proper noun lene is

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