Where the Word “Lego” Comes From
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The word "Lego" is derived from the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The word "lego" also means "I put together" in Latin. Random Facts you didn't know ← FACTSlides →
Lego Looks to Plants as Building Blocks for Bricks - WSJ
8FACT - 'Lego' also means “I study” or “I put together” in Latin. | Facebook
Opinion: Why Lego is the best toy ever invented | CNN
Lego History & Facts: Lesson for Kids | Study.com
Opinion: Why Lego is the best toy ever invented | CNN
Where the Word “Lego” Comes From
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Stack 'em Up: Lego Blocks Quiz | HowStuffWorks
The LEGO Logo and Its History | LogoMyWay
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How Lego Patents Helped Build a Toy Empire, Brick by Brick | Innovation| Smithsonian Magazine
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Legonium on Twitter: "vestimenta Latina : a few items of clothing, in #Latin https://t.co/FJQ5phcPW2" / Twitter
LEGO DUPLO 50th anniversary press-release
The LEGO Logo and Its History | LogoMyWay
Where the Word “Lego” Comes From
A Toy Story: LEGO, Aristotle, and the Business of Play” – Todd Weir
Legonium on Twitter: "vestimenta Latina : a few items of clothing, in #Latin https://t.co/FJQ5phcPW2" / Twitter
Has the imagination disappeared from Lego? - BBC News
Lego Terms and Acronyms (Not a Complete List) - HobbyLark
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In the Land of LEGO - NTWRK
