Leit (onomastics)
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Onomastics and disambiguational information about the words and human, other names that forms Leit-, Leiter-.. etc.
Modern High German word Leit-, leiten, Leiter, Leitung means "to lead", leader, or ladder.
On onomastics in Judaism, there are many leit- style variants: Leiter, Leitersdorf, Leitersdorfer, Leitis, Leitner, Leitner-Harangi, Leittner, Leitzer.. etc.
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[edit] Leiter
[edit] Last names
Leiter, a surname, may refer to:
- Al Leiter, a Major League Baseball pitcher
- Felix Leiter, a fictional character in the James Bond series
- Levi Leiter, a Chicago businessman
- Mark Leiter, a Major League Baseball pitcher and brother of Al
- Mark G. Leiter, Chairman of Leiter & Company and an expert in services innovation and marketing.
- Michael Leiter, Principal Deputy Director, National Counterterrorism Center - United States
- Philip Craig Leiter, a famous poet
[edit] Others
- Leitersburg, Maryland
- The Leiter Report, a report on university professors of philosophy
- The Second Leiter Building, also known as the Sears Building, in Chicago
- Tracy Leiterman builder in Little Rock,AR
- Michael Leiterman kid in Little Rock,AR
- Sandra Leiterman real estate in Little Rock,AR
[edit] Leitner
- See Leitner article
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- Friedrich Leitner, German economist
- William Gottlieb Leitner, ([1])
[edit] Leitmann, Leitman
- George Leitmann
- Ruth Leitman, photographer
[edit] Leitermann, Leiterman
- Hans Leitermann
[edit] Leite
Leite is also Spanish word.
- Adriano Leite Ribeiro
- David Leite
- José Leite Lopes
- José Leite Pereira
- José Xavier Bressane Leite
- Café com leite
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