le meaning in English
| Swedish | English |
|---|---|
| Leipzig proper noun | Leipzig(city in Saxony, Germany) |
| lejon [~et ~] substantiv {n} | Leo [Leos](Someone with a Leo star sign) lion [lions](big cat Panthera leo) |
| lejondans substantiv {c} | lion dance(Chinese dance) |
| Lejonet proper noun | Leo(constellation) |
| lejongap [~et ~] substantiv {n} | snapdragon [snapdragons](any plant of the genus Antirrhinum) |
| Lejonhjärta proper noun | Lionheart(nickname of Richard I of England) |
| lejonhona substantiv {c} | lioness [lionesses](female lion) |
| lejoninna [~n lejoninnor] substantiv | lioness [lionesses](female lion) |
| lejonkula [~n ~kulor] substantiv | lion's den(a dangerous or frightening place) |
| lejonpart substantiv {c} | bulk [bulks](major part of something) lion's share(the majority; a large or generous portion) |
| lejonunge [~n ~ungar] substantiv {c} | lion cub(young lion) |
| lek substantiv {c} | deck [decks](pack of playing cards) lek [leks](currency of Albania) play [plays](playful activity) |
| lek substantiv {n} | game [games](playful activity that may be unstructured, amusement, pastime) |
| lek- adjektiv | lay(non-clergy) |
| leka [lekte lekt] verb | cavort(move/play boisterously) frolic [frolicked, frolicking, frolics](behave playfully and uninhibitedly) lek(to take part in the courtship and display behaviour of a lek) play [played, playing, plays](act in a manner such that one has fun) toy [toyed, toying, toys](to play with) |
| leka med verb | trifle [trifled, trifling, trifles](To deal with something as if it were of little importance or worth) |
| leka med elden verb | play with fire(put oneself in a precarious situation) |
| lekamlig [~t ~a] adjektiv | bodily(relating to the body) |
| lekatt [~en ~er] substantiv {c} | ermine [ermines](Mustela erminea, M. richardsonii, M. haidarum) |
| lekfull [~t ~a] adjektiv | playful(liking or prone to play) silly [sillier, silliest](playful, giggly) |
| lekfullhet [~en ~er] substantiv {c} | playfulness(quality of being playful) |
| lekis [~et ~] substantiv {n} | kindergarten [kindergartens](educational institution for young children, usually between ages 4 and 6) |
| lekkamrat [~en ~er] substantiv {c} | playmate [playmates](companion to play with) |
| lekman [~nen ~män, ~männen] substantiv | layman [laymen](someone who is not an ordained cleric) |
| lekman [~nen ~män, ~männen] substantiv {c} | layperson [laypersons](one who is not intimately familiar with a given subject) |
| lekpark [~en ~er] substantiv {c} | playground [playgrounds](small area for children) |
| lekplats [~en ~er] substantiv {c} | breeding-ground(place where animals breed) playground [playgrounds](large open space to play on, usually for children) |
| leksak [~en ~er] substantiv | toy [toys](something to play with) |
| leksak ~en ~er adjektiv | plaything(something intended for playing with) |
| leksakspengar substantiv {Pl} | play money(obviously fake currency) |
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