leben

/ ˈlɛbən /

noun

1. a semiliquid food made from curdled milk in N Africa and the Levant

Word History and Origins

Origin of leben¹

C17: from Arabic laban

Example Sentences

"Our findings suggest that social welfare optimization can shed light on the intensely discussed question of how to achieve group fairness in AI," Leben said.

From Science Daily

In a longer post, Takei educates her on Adolf Hitler's "policies to rid the country of Lebensunwertes Leben, or 'lives unworthy of living.' His targets included Jews, Roma people, disabled people and communists — but also specifically homosexuals and transsexuals."

From Salon

There was Schumann’s “Frauenliebe und -leben,” one of the first song cycles written from a woman’s point of view, a worthwhile artifact of a time when the genre was only a few decades old, and one that persists on concert programs despite its hidebound social mores.

From New York Times

SPEAKER: Du kannst dir mein jetziges Leben kaum vorstellen.

From Scientific American

The change initially will be one of education before transitioning to enforcement, said Burleigh County Sheriff Kelly Leben, who supported the legislation.

From Washington Times