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Lett
1[ let ]
noun
- a member of a people, the chief inhabitants of Latvia, living on or near the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea; Latvian.
Lett.
2abbreviation for
- Lettish.
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Example Sentences
I have spooke to Sr Miles Cooke, who promises to lett me have your settlement to peruse, and to end matters fairly.
We left, therefore, and passed the afternoon in various cafés, where Kulman introduced me to friends as a German-speaking Lett.
Besides it is not safe to lett any of the savages dwell betwene you and the sea least they be made guides to your enemies.
He bowed slightly as he came forward, and said, "You 're Mr. Goss-lett, ain't you?"
Lett me, yf yt be God's will, shew yt in taking leave of the world, and hasting after my frends.
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