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What is lek?
(lĕk) n. , pl. , lek·e ( lĕk'ĕ ), or leks . A basic unit of currency in Albania. [Albanian, after Lek Dukagjin, 15th-century Albanian feudal lord and lawgiver.] Read More »
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What is a Twi'lek?
A humanoid with dual "tentacles" on the head.... Remember Jaba the Hutt's slave dancer at the beginning of Episode 6 (Return of the Jedi)? She was Twi'lek. There was also one either on the Jedi Council or killed through treachery in Episode... Read More »
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Who is Siew Ah Lek?
Reminder: This is a very important question, to me. I just need a little information or a website that tells me all about him. This is important because he might be my grandfather. -Khy Ee Siew, the person who asks a lot of questions :P Read More »
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(lĕk'vär) n. A sweet spread or pastry filling made of prunes or apricots. [Hungarian lekvár, jam, from Slovak, from Czech lektvar, electuary, from Middle High German lactwārje, latwērge, from Old French leituaire, from Late Latin ēlēctuāriu...
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(färt'lĕk) n. An athletic training technique, used especially in running, in which periods of intense effort alternate with periods of less strenuous effort in a continuous workout. A workout using this technique. [Swedish, speed play : far...
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i don't know ...but its the curency of Albania
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Albania uses the lek currency.
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can't quite figure it out but it seems to be an arabic name for something. that's the best I do..
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(ăm'ə-lĕk'īt', ə-măl'ĭ-kīt') n. A member of an ancient nomadic people of Canaan said in the Bible to be descendants of Esau's grandson Amalek. [Hebrew 'ămālēqî, from 'ămālēq, Amalek.]
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(ŏ-lĕk'mə) A river, about 1,319 km (820 mi) long, of eastern Russia flowing north to the Lena River.
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