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Leize is a widespread hydronymic root meaning 'pit','ravine'. It appears in modern Basque dictionaries as ''leze'' 'cave'. It may be found at the origin of river or place names as: ==Rivers and valleys== *the Leizaran (from ''Leize Haran'' 'valley of the Leize'), a river from Leitza in Navarre. *the Léez, a left tributary of the Adour. *the Léès, a right tributary of the Léez. *the Néez, two tributaries of the Gave de Pau, in Gascony. *the Leze, a river flowing through a cave in Araia. *the Lèze, a left tributary of the Ariège River. *the Lèze and the Lezà, two small tributaries of the Baïse de Lasseube. *the Lez, a coastal river in Hérault. *the Lez, a left tributary of the Salat (Ariège). *the Lez, a left tributary of the Rhône. *the Leza, *the Lezo, in La Rioja, Spain *the Lizonne or Nizonne, a tributary of the Dronne (Dordogne basin) *the Lizou, a tributary of the Arcis (Adour basin) *the Lis or Lys, a left tributary of the Échez (Adour basin) *the Lis or Lys, a right tributary of the Bouès (Adour basin) *the Lis Circus where the ski resort of Cauterets is located. *the Lis Valley near Luchon in the Pyrenees. *the Lys, a left tributary of the Layon (Anjou). *the band Lize? The Pyrenean hydronym Neste is related. On the other hand, the Lys or Leie is based on another root, the Gaulish word liga 'silt'. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Leize」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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