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[Alteration (influenced by Italian lega), of Middle English liege, from Old French ligue, from Medieval Latin liga, and from Old Italian lega, liga (from legare, to bind), both from Latin ligāre, to bind.]
[Middle English lege, from Old French liue, leguee, from Latin leuga, a measure of distance, of Gaulish origin.]
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