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light
1. levis (1) -e 2. lumen -inis n. 3. lux lucis f.
a beam of light = telum -i n.
a failing of light, eclipse = defectus (2) -us m.
a light bean-shaped boat = phaselus -i m.,f.
a light hoe = sarculum -i n.
a light, lamp = lumen -inis n.
a light shoe or slipper =soccus -i m. ( esp. as worn by comic actors)
a light spear or lance = lancea -ae f.
a light two-wheeled vehicle = cisium -i n.
an opening, a light in a building = lumen -inis n.
a ray, beam of light = radius -i m.
a shining light, glory, ornament = lumen -inis n. ( fig.)
a source of light, torch, star, lightning = flamma -ae f. ( Transf.)
beaming light, radiance = iubar -aris n.
easily moved, light= agitabilis -e
easily moved, light, nimble, active = agilis -e
it grows light, day is breaking= lucesco (lucisco) lucescere luxi ( impers., lucescit)
it grows light, is daylight = inlucesco (-isco) -lucescere -luxi ( inlucescit)
it is light, it is day = luceo lucere luxi ( impers., lucet)
light, bright, brilliant= inlustris -e
light, flame-= fax facis f. ( esp. of heavenly bodies)
light garment worn at table= trechedipnum -i n.
light, trifling, unimportant= levis (1) -e ( in value)
rays of light= coma -ae f.
shunning the light= lucifugus -a -um
swift or light as wind= ventosus -a -um
the light of day, day = lumen -inis n.
the light of life= lumen -inis n.
the light of life or of day= lux lucis f.
the light of the eye, the eye= lumen -inis n.
to become light, begin to shine= inlucesco (-isco) -lucescere -luxi
to be transparent, let light through gaps= interluceo -lucere -luxi
to bring forth, bring forward, offer to publish, bring to light, reveal= profero -ferre -tuli -latum
to bring to light, disclose, reveal= patefacio -facere -feci -factum ( pass. patefio -fieri -factus sum)
to bring to light, make clear = inlustro -are
to bring to light, reveal, make known = protraho -trahere -traxi -tractum
to come to light, appear= emergo -mergere -mersi -mersum
to come to light, become known= effluo (ecfluo) -fluere -fluxi
to divulge, bring to light= produco -ducere -duxi -ductum
to grow light, become day= dilucesco -lucescere -luxi
to hold, consider, regard in a certain light = habeo -ere -ui -itum ( with double acc., or dat., or pro and abl.)
to light up, illuminate= inlumino -are
to light up, make bright= inlustro -are
to light upon, obtain, meet= nanciscor nancisci nactus and nanctus dep.
to make light of, overlook, omit= neglego -legere -lexi -lectum
to make light, relieve, ease= levo (1) -are
to put in clear light= arguo -uere -ui -utum
to shine or carry a light before= praeluceo -lucere -luxi
to show, bring to light= testificor -ari dep.
to the light of day= superas ad auras
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How do you say you are an immortal light in latin?
Lux immortalis es.
How do you say the power of light in Latin?
Light of God would translate into Latin as lux dei.
How do you say who am I in Latin?
To say "Who am I?" in Latin you can say "quisnam sum Ego?"
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How do you say my in Latin?
my is "mihi" in latin
How do you say men of light in Latin?
Man of Light in latin is "Luce"
How do you say from light to light in Latin?
ex lucis ad lucem (possibly)
How do you say 'search for the light' in Latin?
"To search for the light" is "Quaere lumen" or "Quaere lucem".
How do you say you are an immortal light in latin?
Lux immortalis es.
What is the Latin translation of the phrase beacon of light?
In Latin you could say specula lucis, or pharus, or ignis.
How do you say My Light in latin and how do you pronounce it?
Mea lux. (mea looks)
How do you say the power of light in Latin?
Light of God would translate into Latin as lux dei.
How do you say 'after darkness light' in latin?
I am far from fluent in Latin personally, but an online translation suggests: Secundum obscurum , lux lucis
How do you say children of the king of eternal light in latin?
Liberi regis lucis aeternae.
How do you say helmet in Latin?
you say helmet in latin (casco)<- in latin
How do you say who am I in Latin?
To say "Who am I?" in Latin you can say "quisnam sum Ego?"
How do you say determined in Latin?
How do you say determined in Latin?
