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Lage
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lage lagë läge låge
Danish
Etymology
Variant of da Lauge.
Proper noun
da proper noun
da male
German
Pronunciation
de /ˈlaːɡə/
de De-Lage.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de La ge
de aːɡə 1
de Laage
Etymology 1
de location
de gmh goh gmw-pro gem-pro
From de gmh lāge state of lying, reclining; esp. in ambush; situation; storehouse, from de goh lāga state of lying; ambush. L00409 LageLageLager +deverbal de liegen. Related to de Lager storeroom; camp, de Liege daybed f. Compare en lie as in en the lie of the land.
Compare analog Nordic non lægi location, position; situation, opportunity, nominalization of the adjective non lægr placed, from the same root as en lie.
Noun
f
location, position
situation, condition
thickness (layer)
Declension
f
Hyponyms
de Finanzlage Bedingungslage Erblage Vermögenslage Gemütslage Bewusstseinslage ("state of consciousness devoid of sensory components") Geschäftslage ("business situation or position") Notlage Wirtschaftslage Straßenlage ("roadholding") Versorgungslage Rechtslage Schräglage Rücklage Sachlage Schieflage Schwimmlage ("swimming position") Spitzenlage ("top location") Top-Lage ("top location") Zwangslage Wetterlage Wohnlage
Derived terms
de Ablage Anlage Auflage Auslage Beilage Doppellage Einlage Misslage Umlage Grundlage Stimmlage Unterlage Zulage Zwischenlage Niederlage Tonlage Lagebesprechung Lagebeschreibung Lagebeobachtung Lageplan Lebenslage
Related terms
de Legung f
de Lager m
de Liege f
See also
de Zustand
de Position
de Situation
Etymology 2
de place
Referring to its lower and possibly slope position in comparison to nearby hills.
de:+ (Lippe),+ (Dinkel)
Proper noun
toponym
de city dist/Lippe s/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany
de municipality dist/County of Bentheim s/Lower Saxony c/Germany
de a former <<locality>> (de Bauerschaft) of de Riesenbeck, now part of the town of de Hörstel in the de Tecklenburger Land, dist/Steinfurt s/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany
Declension
toponym
Derived terms
de Lager lagesch Lagenser
References
Further reading
Swedish
Etymology
Borrowed from sv da Lage.
Proper noun
c
sv male
Anagrams
sv aegl lega