lume

lume englanniksi

1. A luminescent paint used to make a timepiece's dial readable in the dark.

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4. people

5. world

6. humanity, mankind

7. (noun form of)

8. illusion

9. flame, fire

(syn)

10. light

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12. {{quote-text|gl|year=1370|editor=Ramón Lorenzo|title=Crónica troiana|page=689|publisher=Fundación Barrié|location=A Coruña

13. {{quote-book|gl|year=1395|editor=Miguel González Garcés|title=Historia de La Coruña. Edad Media|location=A Coruña|publisher=Caixa Galicia|page=557

14. fire

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16. a source

17. (RQ:it:Commedia)|You did as one who walks in the night, carrying his light behind, and does not help himself, but makes the people after them wary

18. (RQ:it:Decameron)|Pericone was not slow to follow her, but, putting out every light, promptly hid himself beside her (..)

19. a non-electrical light source (e.g. a candle or an lamp)

20. (RQ:it:I promessi sposi)

21. an electrical light source

22. star

23. (RQ:it:Commedia)

24. (RQ:it:Canzoniere)|Among so many friendly stars, one distant cloud displeased me: which I fear will melt away in tears

25. God

26. a blessed soul or entity

27. a notable person within a specific field or discipline

28. (RQ:it:Eneide)

29. (quote-book)

30. light, (n-g):

31. (natural) light

32. (RQ:it:Nuovi poemetti)

33. (artificial) light, (q)

34. the manner in which the light strikes a picture; that part of a picture which represents those objects upon which the light is supposed to fall

35. sight (q)

36. (RQ:it:Orlando furioso) e facea alcuno effetto sopr’umano, / dar lume a ciechi, e tornar morti a vita, / fermare il vento ad un segno di croce, / e far tranquillo il mar quand’è più atroce(nb..).|hermit who had done superhuman deeds; regiving sight to the blind, and restoring the dead to life; hushing the winds with a sign of the cross and pacifying the sea when at its scariest.

37. eyes

38. (RQ:it:Canzoniere)

39. (RQ:it:Gerusalemme liberata) e cadde tramortita: e di diffuse / di gelato sudore: e i lumi chiuse.|(..) and she fell to the ground, stunned, getting covered with freezing sweat, and closed her eyes.

40. (RQ:it:Canti)|If fate's opposed, and will not consent that I fall in war, and close my dying eyes, for Greece, (..)

41. spiritual or mental illumination, enlightenment, light

42. the culture founded on a rationalistic basis

43. (RQ:it:Dei delitti e delle pene).|Hence we see the use of printing, which makes the public, and not a few individuals, the guardians of the sacred laws, and how it has dissipated the gloomy spirit of cabal and intrigue, which disappears in the face of enlightenment and sciences(nb..).

44. useful information, advice

45. (RQ:it:I Malavoglia)

46. discernment

47. lumen

48. the size of a fishing net's meshes

49. (alt form)

50. fire

51. vision

52. joy

53. flame, fire (to cook or keep oneself warm)

54. world