Latin · Latina
lux
/ˈɫuːks/ noun · plural: lūcēs A1 (estimated)
1. light (of the sun, stars etc.)
2. daylight, day, moonlight
| English | day, daylight, moonlight |
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| German | das Tageslicht, das Mondlicht, der Mondschein |
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| French | le jour, lumière du jour, la journée |
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| Portuguese | o dia, o luar |
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| Czech | den, měsíční svit |
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| Italian | il giorno, chiaro di luna |
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| Spanish | el día, claro de luna |
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| Dutch | de dag, het daglicht, het maanlicht |
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| Swedish | en dag, ett dagsljus, ett dygn |
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4. glory, encouragement
| English | glory, encouragement, splendor |
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| German | die Herrlichkeit, die Pracht, der Prunk |
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| French | la gloire, l'encouragement |
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| Portuguese | a glória, o encorajamento, a estimulação |
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| Czech | sláva, nádhera |
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| Italian | la gloria, l'incoraggiamento |
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| Spanish | la gloria, el esplendor |
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| Dutch | de glorie, de pracht, de aanmoediging |
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| Swedish | en uppmuntran, en prakt |
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