Lett Definition

lĕt
noun
A member of a Baltic people constituting the main population of Latvia.
American Heritage

Latvian.

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Other Word Forms of Lett

Noun

Singular:
Lett
Plural:
letts

Origin of Lett

  • German Lette from Latvian Latvi

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Lett Sentence Examples

  • They will be lett by auction to the best bidder on producing sufficient sureties for payment of monies.

  • P. Horne in series published by the Unicorn Library (1903); Paolo Giovio, "Leonardi Vincii vita," in his Elogia, printed in Tiraboschi, Storia della Lett.

  • But Jonah was trolled down into the sides of the lattie on water; and she lett, and was nishta manjarry asleep.

  • It wasn't until David Lett of Eyrie Vineyards in Dundee placed a Pinot Noir in the 1979 Gault-Millau French Wine Olympiades and landed in the top 10 that Oregon found its true calling as a producer of world-class Pinot Noir wines.

  • Lett mee bee your Messenger.

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Words Starting With

LLELET

Words Ending With

TTTETT

Unscrambles

Lett

Words Starting With L and Ending With T

Starts With L & Ends With TStarts With LE & Ends With TStarts With L & Ends With TT

Word Length

4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With L4 Letter Words Ending With T