Ll
ll [ˈeʎe]
combination of consonants forming one letter in the Spanish alphabet but treated as separate letters for alphabetization purposes
Ll, ll [ˈeʎe, ˈeje]
feminine noun
1. Ll, ll (letra)
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ll [el’-lyay]
noun
1. It was formerly a letter of the Spanish alphabet. (f)
Though double in figure, it is considered simple in its sound. It should not, therefore, be divided at the end of a line, but added to the succeeding vowel with which it forms a complete syllable: as hallar, seguidi-lla. It has the liquid sound of lli in halliard.
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