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Appendix:Variations of "lei" Dutch Etymology From nl fro lei law, custom, possibly through nl gmh lei. Pronunciation nl /-lɛi̯/ nl Nl--lei.ogg Suffix nl suffix means sort, kind, type; added to numerals or some pronouns: indicates the specified number of types nl -hand Usage notes Since words with this suffix were originally univerbations of noun phrases, this suffix is always preceded in a compound by a determiner or numeral in the genitive feminine singular (as lei was a feminine noun), i.e. ending in nl -er. Derived terms nl allerlei, nl enigerlei, nl generlei, nl menigerlei, nl velerlei, nl verscheidenerlei nl enerlei, nl tweeërlei, nl drieërlei, nl vierderlei German Alternative forms de -ley -lay obsolete de -erlei different segmentation Etymology From de gmh lei f kind, from de fro lei, from de la lex. Cognate with nl -lei. Pronunciation de De--lei.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Suffix de suffix Suffix added to numerals and pronouns to create determiners/pronouns indicating variety de -hand de alle all allerlei all kinds [of] de drei three dreierlei three kinds [of] Usage notes The noun following a determiner in de -lei may be singular or plural. It is usually singular with abstract nouns, but alternatively plural with concrete nouns. Thus de in zweierlei Hinsicht in two different aspects, but de mit zweierlei Öl or Ölen with two kinds of oils. Derived terms de -erlei de beiderlei de deinerlei de dieserlei de jederlei de seinerlei de solcherlei de verschiedenerlei de welcherlei Further reading -lei Middle English Etymology 1 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -ly adjectival suffix adjectival Etymology 2 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -ly adverbial suffix adverbial Romanian Alternative forms ro -ei Pronunciation ro /lej/ Suffix ro suffix pl ro variant -a the definite article Usage notes This form of the definite article is used for feminine nouns in the genitive and dative cases which end in a stressed vowel or diphthong: basmalei, from basma, fem. cafelei, from cafea, fem. Monosyllables ending in vowels also take this suffix: zilei, from zi, fem.