Len
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A male name often short for Leonard
- proper noun
- /lɛn/
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Len
- Several yards away, Deputy Len Carver, a young puffy-faced lawman, sits at a desk filling out a form.
- said Len
- President Len
- Len teaches
And the reason he was was that Len is a cold fish.
- And the reason he was was that Len is a cold fish.
- But you and then you look at the career art of of Len.
- Then we're saving lives because knowledge, if you have knowledge ahead of time, Len, would you have gone through as much pain?
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Examples
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Big day for you, Len.
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President Len Litowitz is in the process of assembling a team to implement the plan.
Academic text (2009) -
And in the car, she asked, "Do you think Len liked me?"
Fiction book (1998) -
Yes, Len, I read your I read your novel and good for you.
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We had a good day, Len.
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I have a job, Len.
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Oh, Len, have you met my son, Larry?
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Len, are you going to make it all right?
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- Len, you're a lucky man.
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Yes, Len, I read your novel and good for you.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Len is a short form of the name Leonard. It comes from old German words meaning 'lion' and 'brave', so Len can remind you of someone 'brave like a lion'.