[ˈleːnijɒ]
EredetFrom Latin līnea (“line”), from līneus (“flaxen”), from līnum (“flax”).
- archaicruler (rigid, flat, rectangular measuring or drawing device)
“Szerdai nap lévén, én istenem, a mennyiségtan után két óra mértani rajz. Hiányzik a szépiám, a görbe léniám is hiányzik, amit pedig ma összeírnak.” — Today being Wednesday—oh my God—arithmetic is followed by a double class of geometrical drawing. My sepia is missing, my curve ruler is also missing, and it will be checked today.
- rule (thin printed line that separates parts of the page such as one between columns or under the header)
Alakokléniák(plural) · lénia(nominative, singular) · léniák(nominative, plural) · léniát(accusative, singular) · léniákat(accusative, plural) · léniának(dative, singular) · léniáknak(dative, plural) · léniával(instrumental, singular) · léniákkal(instrumental, plural) · léniáért(causal-final, singular) · léniákért(causal-final, plural) · léniává(singular, translative) · léniákká(plural, translative) · léniáig(singular, terminative) · léniákig(plural, terminative) · léniaként(essive-formal, singular) · léniákként(essive-formal, plural) · -(essive-modal, singular) · -(essive-modal, plural) · léniában(inessive, singular)