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See also: lee and l'ee

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Lee

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Any of various place names, including a river in England, and a river in Co. Cork, Ireland.

Related to English lee (side away from the wind).

Lee f (genitive Lee, no plural)

the leeward side of a ship (the side away from the direction from which the wind is blowing. Downwind.)
Tosende See an Luv und Lee — raging sea on the windward and leeward sides

Lee f (plural Leeën)

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+==German==
+===Etymology===
+Related to English ''[[lee]] (side away from the wind)''.
+===Pronunciation===
+* {{IPA|[leː]|lang=de}}
+===Noun===
+{{de-noun|f||-}}
+# the [[leeward]] [[side]] of a [[ship]] (the side away from the direction from which the wind is blowing. [[Downwind]].)
+#: Tosende See an Luv und [[Lee#German|Lee]] &mdash; raging sea on the windward and leeward sides
+====Antonyms====
+* {{l|de|Luv}}
+====Related terms====
+* {{l|de|leewärts}}
+* {{l|de|Leeseite}}
+====See also====
+* {{l|de|Bug}}
+* {{l|de|Heck}}
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