Lesion

le'zhun, n. A hurt; injury. {Law.) Lo or injury from not receiving a full equivalent for what lend, v. Lemur.T nr one gives under an inequitable commutative con- [lent, lending.] To grant to another for temtract. {Med.) Any morbid change in the exercise of use or on condition of receiving an equivafunctions or texture of organs. [F. L. Isesio, f in kind; to loan; to afford, grant, or furnish; to dere, Isesum, to hurt, injure.] for compensation.AS. Isenan, to lend,[ME.give,lenenlsen,&(imp.loan;lende,s.rt.p. L.p. Le ,Not les,so much;a. Smaller in a smaller not so or large lower or degree.great.— — n.adv.A Gr. leipein, Skr. rich, to leave, E. license.] — smaller portion; the inferior; younger. [AS. Ise a 'or, n. One who lends esp. one who makes a (adj.), (adv.), a compar. form of of Goth. las~ of lending money. —Loan, Ion, n. Act of iws, Ic. lasinn, feeble, 1c. lasna, to become feeble, thing lent; thing furnished on condition decay not — LeBB'en, les'n, v. the specific thing shall be returned, or its equiv- [-sened (-snd), -sening.] To make le or small in kind; esp. money lent on interest; per miser; to reduce in size, quantity, number, or amount, to use; grant of the use. — v. [loaned (lond), diminish in quality, state, or degree, reduce in dig property;To lend.to —negotiatev. To lend a loan,money — said or of other the contract,nity, abate,decrease,lower, degrade.diminish.— [ME.v. Tola en.]become — Le le , er, a. Le ; smaller inferior. — Lest, conj. That am. fame. far. pa or opera, fare end. eve. term in, ice 5dd. tone. 6r 339 LESSEE 321 not; for fear that. [For les the, corrupt, AS. tea dhe in the phrase dhy dhe = for the reason le that; not least.] — Least, lest, a. Smallest; little beyond others, either in size or degree; of the smallest worth or importance. — adv. In the smallest or lowest degree. [AS. leesast, contr. best.] — At least, or at the least. At the lowest estimate, or at the smallest conce ion or claim; however; neverthele ; yet. — Leasfways, -waz, -wise, -wiz, adv. At least; however; at all events. Le ee, Le or. See under Lease.