Etymology

lech

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Today it means: A strong, lecherous desire or craving. Full definition →

Welsh llech
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lech · noun, verb1

Back-formation from lecher.

lech · noun2

  1. Welsh · derived fromllech“slate, slab”
  2. English todaylech

From Welsh llech (“slate, slab”).

Lech · proper noun3

  1. Polish · borrowed fromLech
  2. Polish · borrowed fromLech
  3. English todayLech

Borrowed from Polish Lech.

Words from the same roots

PolishLech all →

Lekh

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