LUMINARIA

Meaning of LUMINARIA in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˌlü-mə-ˈner-ē-ə ]

noun

( plural -nar·i·as )

Etymology: Spanish, decorative light, from Late Latin

Date: 1949

: a traditional Mexican Christmas lantern originally consisting of a candle set in sand inside a paper bag

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LUMINARIA — noun (plural -narias) Etymology: Spanish, decorative light, from Late Latin Date: 1949 a traditional Mexican Christmas lantern originally consisting of …
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LUMINARIA — ˌlümə̇ˈnerēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish, festival lamp, from Late Latin luminaria , plural of luminare lamp — more …
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LUMINARIA — /looh'meuh nair"ee euh/ ; Sp. /looh'mee nah"rddyah/ , n. , pl. luminarias /-nair"ee euhz/ ; Sp. /-nah"rddyahs/ . (esp. in …
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LUMINARIA — n. Christmas lantern composed of a candle placed in sand inside a paper bag and used as a holiday decoration …
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LUMINARIA — [lu.mi.nar.ia] n, pl -nar.i.as [Sp, decorative light, fr. LL] (1949): a traditional Mexican Christmas lantern orig. consisting of a candle …
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LUMINARIA — Pronunciation: ˌ lü-m ə - ' ner- ē - ə Function: noun Inflected Form: plural -nar · i · as …
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LUMINARY — I. ˈlüməˌnerē, -ri noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English luminarye, from Middle French & Late Latin; Middle French luminaire …
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LUMINAIRE — |lümə|na(a)](ə)r, -ne], ]ə\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, lighting, lights, from Late Latin luminaria lamps, plural of luminare lamp …
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LUMINARY — noun ( plural -nar·ies ) Etymology: Middle English luminarye, from Anglo-French & Late Latin; Anglo-French luminaire light, luminary, from Late …
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LUMINARY — [lu.mi.nary] n, pl -nar.ies [ME luminarye, fr. MF & LL; MF luminaire lamp, fr. LL luminaria, pl. of luminare lamp, …
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LUMINARY — lu ‧ mi ‧ na ‧ ry /ˈluːmən ə ri, ˈluːmɪn ə ri $ -neri/ BrE AmE noun ( plural …
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