Levantine
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 299
le-vant'in, adj. belonging to the Levant. Levee, lev’e, n a morning a embly of visitors an a embly received by a sovereign or other great personage. Fr levcc, a rising lever. Level, lev'cl, n a horizontal line or surface a surface without inequalities proper position usual elevation stale of equality the line of direction; an instrument for shewing the horizontal. adj. horizontal even, smooth even with anything else in the same line or plane equal in position — or dignity v.t. to make horizontal to make flat or smooth to make equal to take aim pr.p. levelling pa.t. and pa.p. lev'elled. [Q. Fr. hvcl, hveau (Fr niveau —L. hbella, a plummet, from libra, a level, a balance
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