lech
noun, verb (used without object)
letch
or lech
noun
verb (used without object)
Origin of letch
Related Words for lech
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Contemporary Examples of lech
Additionally, the hotel is only open from December through Easter – a period of time when the weather in Lech is frightfully cold.
Subirer, for example, is a small bitter pear that grows in the Alps, near Lech.
President Lech Kaczynski and all the other more than 80 VIPs who boarded the 154 were in a needless risk situation.
To give the award to Albert Schweitzer, or Nelson Mandela or Desmond Tutu or Lech Walesa or Andrei Sakharov is one thing.
Historical Examples of lech
On the 14th the Swedes found the passage of the Lech guarded by Tilly.
The Thirty Years' WarSamuel Rawson Gardiner
Tilly, who was to defend Bavaria, was again encountered and defeated at Lech.
SwedenVictor Nilsson
Marlborough and his army crossed the Lech, and proceeded to follow him.
A History of England, Period III.Rev. J. Franck Bright
The Elector, watching all this from just beyond the Lech, was in despair.
The Battle of BlenheimHilaire Belloc
Nearly all the enemy were slaughtered or drowned in the river Lech.
A History of GermanyBayard Taylor