Lee

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Lee may refer to:

Contents

• 1 Given name
• 2 Surname
• 3 Place and river names
  • 3.1 Great Britain
  • 3.2 United States of America
  • 3.3 Other countries
• 4 Enterprises
• 5 Other uses
• 6 See also

Given name

• Lee (given name), a unisex English given name
• Lee (Hebrew name), a Hebrew given name

Surname

• Lee (English name), a common English surname
• Li (李) or Lee, a ubiquitous Chinese surname (李, pin. Lǐ) originally meaning "plum"
• Lee (Korean name) or Rhee, a common Korean surname (Hanja 李, Hangul 리 or 이) derived from the Chinese
• Lý (surname), Ly, or Lee, a common Vietnamese surname (Chữ Nôm 李) derived from the Chinese
• Li (surname) or Lee, several other East Asian surnames

Place and river names

Verb

lee (present tense leer; past tense lea/leet; past participle lea/leet; present participle leende; imperative le)

1. To move; making a body part move, making a boulder move

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