It's also latin for: "i assemble" or "i put together"

True:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lego#History

The world's most deadliest weapon, a small clear Lego on carpet

When my uncle was a kid, Legos were a bucket of 2x4 red bricks. That's it.

Does the LEGO corporation make "girl Legos" and "boy Legos for other countries besides the US?

Seems like things have gone backwards.

@NaCltyGrl kind of. They have Lego Friends if you count that in the UK.

@NaCltyGrl They pride themselves with saying that it is neither boy or girl oriented. Their commercials (In Denmark) show both boys and girls or just hands. Of course some of their sets would be more appealing to either one or the other but it isn't fixed towards one or the other according to the LEGO PR team. So there is that

@InDeathWeReturn Well, not sure why my 8 y.o. niece was able to make a distinction between one type of Legos vs. another.

Maybe it is the fault of the US 3rd party vendors: https://www.toysrus.com/products/building-sets-and-lego-sets-for-girls.jsp (my brother in law does not shop at Toys R Us however..)

In any case, I think it was better the way that it was previously.

@NaCltyGrl I think that is just Toys R' Us in the US because it is not the case on the Danish site or the LEGO site

On LEGOs own site they show it in groups of they sub genres. Ninjago, Friends, City and so on. The Danish Toys R' Us site does the same but not genders