below |
less |
As prepositions the difference between below and less
is that
below is lower in spatial position than while
less is minus; not including.
As adverbs the difference between below and less
is that
below is in a lower place while
less is to smaller extent.
As an adjective less is
.
As a verb less is
(obsolete) to make less; to lessen.
As a conjunction less is
(obsolete) unless.
less |
lesb |
As adjectives the difference between less and lesb
is that
less is while
lesb is .
As an adverb less
is to smaller extent.
As a preposition less
is minus; not including.
As a verb less
is (obsolete) to make less; to lessen.
As a conjunction less
is (obsolete) unless.
As a noun lesb is
.
less |
sess |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between less and sess
is that
less is (obsolete) unless while
sess is (obsolete) a tax; an assessment.
As verbs the difference between less and sess
is that
less is (obsolete) to make less; to lessen while
sess is (obsolete|transitive) to lay a tax upon; to assess.
As an adverb less
is to smaller extent.
As an adjective less
is .
As a preposition less
is minus; not including.
As a conjunction less
is (obsolete) unless.
As a noun sess is
(obsolete) a tax; an assessment.
less |
liss |
As an adverb less
is to smaller extent.
As an adjective less
is .
As a preposition less
is minus; not including.
As a verb less
is (obsolete) to make less; to lessen.
As a conjunction less
is (obsolete) unless.
As a noun liss is
(exercise)
l'ow '''i'''ntensity]] '''s'''teady [[state|' s tate; a form of exercise that utilizes prolonged periods of effort at a steady pace, such as jogging.
less |
lesks |
As an adverb less
is to smaller extent.
As an adjective less
is comparative of little; smaller.
As a preposition less
is minus; not including.
As a verb less
is to make less; to lessen.
As a conjunction less
is unless.
As a noun lesks is
plural of lesk.
less |
lesk |
As an adverb less
is to smaller extent.
As an adjective less
is .
As a preposition less
is minus; not including.
As a verb less
is (obsolete) to make less; to lessen.
As a conjunction less
is (obsolete) unless.
As a noun lesk is
(dialectal) the loin, flank.
less |
cess |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between less and cess
is that
less is (obsolete) unless while
cess is (obsolete) to cease; to neglect.
As verbs the difference between less and cess
is that
less is (obsolete) to make less; to lessen while
cess is (british|ireland) to levy a or
cess can be (obsolete) to cease; to neglect.
As an adverb less
is to smaller extent.
As an adjective less
is .
As a preposition less
is minus; not including.
As a conjunction less
is (obsolete) unless.
As a noun cess is
(british|ireland) an assessed tax or
cess can be (rail transport) the area along either side of a railroad track which is kept at a lower level than the sleeper bottom, in order to provide drainage.
less |
leks |
As an adverb less
is to smaller extent.
As an adjective less
is comparative of little; smaller.
As a preposition less
is minus; not including.
As a verb less
is to make less; to lessen.
As a conjunction less
is unless.
As a noun leks is
plural of lang=en.
less |
lesse |
As adverbs the difference between less and lesse
is that
less is to smaller extent while
lesse is archaic form of less.
As an adjective less
is comparative of little; smaller.
As a preposition less
is minus; not including.
As a verb less
is to make less; to lessen.
As a conjunction less
is unless.
less |
leps |
As an adverb less
is to smaller extent.
As an adjective less
is comparative of little; smaller.
As a preposition less
is minus; not including.
As a verb less
is to make less; to lessen.
As a conjunction less
is unless.
As a noun leps is
plural of lep.
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