How to spell LEGEN correctly?

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• aegean
• bergen Bergen is a city in Norway surrounded by mountains and fjords.
• gen
• keen I am keen to learn new skills.
• lager I prefer to drink lager when I am at a bar with my friends.
• leaden The sky was leaden and heavy with rain.
• lean She had to lean against the wall to catch her breath after running up the stairs.
• Leann My parents named me Leann.
• learn
• leaven The bread will not rise without the leaven.
• ledge The hikers stood on the narrow ledge and looked out at the beautiful view.
• ledges The cliffs along the river are covered in slippery ledges.
• leek Almost everyone eats a leek at some point in their life.
• leg
• legend A legend says that a vengeful spirit lives in the forest.
• leger The company's leger showed a significant increase in profits compared to the previous quarter.
• legged The giraffe is a long-legged animal.
• leggy She looked stunning in her leggy dress.
• legion In 66 AD, a Roman legion was stationed in Britain.
• legman Do not cross the yellow caution tape without directions from the police legman.
• legmen Legmen are the unsung heroes of the fire service.
• Lego I used to build elaborate castles out of Lego blocks when I was a child.
• legs I have long, strong legs.
• leiden In the Netherlands, leiden means "to suffer.
• Len Len ordered his usual coffee and bagel from the cafe down the street.
• leon A leonine smile graces Leon's face.
• lessen She wished to lessen the tension in the room.
• liege As a loyal servant to my liege, I will always do my best to serve and protect them.
• lieges The king requested the support of his loyal lieges in the battle against his enemies.
• lien The bank has a lien on his property because he failed to make his mortgage payments.
• liken I liken her to a Princess.
• logan Police found a gun and a note from Logan that said, "You killed my dad. Payback's a bitch.
• loge One patron in the opera's loge was caught on camera furiously clapping.
• luge The two luge racers collided in midair, sending them crashing to the icy track.
• luger The Olympic athlete competed in the luge event, riding down the icy track on a small, fast sled called a Luger.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately