Latin | Angol |
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lux [lucis] (3rd) F noun | day [days]noun lifenoun light, daylight, light of daynoun world [worlds]noun |
lux, lumen noun {n} | light [lights](spiritual illumination) |
lux et nox noun {f} | day [days]noun |
luxo [luxare, luxavi, luxatus] (1st) TRANS verb | displace, force out of positionverb put out of jointverb |
luxatio [luxationis] (3rd) F noun | dislocation [dislocations]noun |
luxatura [luxaturae] (1st) F noun | dislocation [dislocations]noun |
Luxemburgicus adjective | Luxembourgish(of, from, or pertaining to Luxembourg or its people) |
Luxemburgum proper noun {n} | Luxembourg(country) |
luceo [lucere, luxi, -] (2nd) verb | be conspicuous in merit, excelverb cause to shineverb dawn [dawned, dawning, dawns]verb luceoverb |
lucesco [lucescere, luxi, -] (3rd) INTRANS verb | begin to shineverb grow light (of the day), dawnverb usu. IMPERSverb |
lucisco [luciscere, luxi, -] (3rd) INTRANS verb | begin to shineverb grow light (of the day), dawnverb usu. IMPERSverb |
lugeo [lugere, luxi, luctus] (2nd) verb | be in mourningverb bewail, lamentverb |
lucesct [lucescere, luxit, -] (3rd) IMPERS verb | it grows light, it is getting light, dawn is coming / breaking, day is breakingverb |
lucisct [luciscere, luxit, -] (3rd) IMPERS verb | it grows light, it is getting light, dawn is coming / breaking, day is breakingverb |
luxuria [luxuriae] (1st) F noun | extravagance [extravagances]noun luxury [luxuries]noun |
luxurians, licentiosus adjective | licentiousadjective |
luxurio [luxuriare, luxuriavi, luxuriatus] (1st) INTRANS verb | frisk / gambolverb indulge oneselfverb luxuriate [luxuriated, luxuriating, luxuriates]verb revel / run riotverb |