F légitimer E to legitimate S legitimar F légitimes? = légitime 1. S legítimo = légal V. legítima legítimas tutela legítima F legs (BE, FR) E legacy S legado e.g. a child BE CC 1002-1024, FR ibid.. Amos 324 Used here lato sensu, see E note to leg.acy - 677 F legs à payer de l'actif général E general legacy S F legs à titre particulier (BE, FR) = legs particulier F legs à titre universel (BE, FR) E legacy by universal title OCL legacy BE CC 1002, 1010-1013, FR iMd., Amos 326 Distinguish from legs universel! SC CC 1010-1013; NOT residuary legacy F legs de libération E legacy extinguishing a debt/ in discharge of debt S F legs hors part (FR) E legacy additional to entitlement S F legs particulier (BE, FR) E specific legacy Amos 315 BE CC 1002, 1014-1024, FR ibid.. Amos 327 SC CC 1014-1024; Amos particular legacy; NOT special legacy (see OCL legacy) F legs universel (BE, FR) E universal legacy BE CC 1002-1009, FR ibid., Amos 324 Distinguish from legs à titre universel: SC CC 1003-1009; EN residuary legacy F léguer E to leave S legar Property; if realty, tfi devise ; if personalty, bequeath; see E note to legacy - 678 - léonin V. clause léonine contrat léonin le refus engage la responsabilité E refusai entails responsibility Dr. int: SR Le refus engage la responsabilité de l'Etat, refusai engages the responsibility of the State/ renders the State responsible F le refus engage sa responsabilité E refusal renders him liable/ establishes his liability S F le refus entraîne la responsabilité = le refus engage la responsabilité lesa nación (UY) E .ièsfc:natian the State F lèse-nation nation offence against délit contre la lésé V. Etat lésé Etat qui s'estime lésé personne lésée 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of legal terms and definitions related to inheritance, property, and liability. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on legal or academic contexts. The terms mentioned, such as "legacy", "tutela", "législation", and "lésé-nation", are not typically associated with economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues. Instead, they seem to be related to the distribution of property and assets after someone's death.

**Category**
Law, Education