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Lektion
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lektion
German
Etymology
From de gmh lectiōn (13th c.), relatinized form of older gmh lecze, gmh letze, from de goh lekza (9th c.), a borrowing from de la lēctiō. Compare nl les, sv läxa.
Pronunciation
de /lɛkˈtsjoːn/
de De-Lektion.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
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de education lesson chapter of a textbook, section of a course
de Unser Französischbuch hat zwölf Lektionen. There are twelve lessons in our French book.
de Switzerland otherwise archaic de Unterrichtsstunde,Schulstunde lesson as a temporal unit of learning
de figurative lesson, something one has learnt in life
de seine Lektion gelernt haben to have learnt one’s lesson
de eine Lektion erteilen to teach a lesson, punish
de religion archaic de Lesung reading, Bible reading
Declension
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