Lucifer
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English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Proper noun
1.2.1
Derived terms
1.2.2
Translations
1.3
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Etymology
From
Latin
Lūcifer
, from
lūx
(
“
light
”
)
+
ferō
(
“
bear, carry
”
)
.
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Proper noun
Lucifer
the
Devil
.
The
planet
Venus
as the
daystar
.
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Derived terms
Luciferic
Luciferian
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Translations
devil
Arabic:
شيخ النار
(ʃaiχ an-nār)
m
.
Dutch:
Lucifer
(nl)
m
.
French:
Lucifer
(fr)
m
.
Georgian:
ლუციფერი
(ka)
(luc’ip’eri)
German:
Luzifer
(de)
m
.
Greek:
Εωσφόρος
(el)
(Eosfóros)
Italian:
Lucifero
(it)
m
.
Polish:
Lucyfer
(pl)
m
.
Portuguese:
Lúcifer
(pt)
m
.
Romanian:
Lucifer
(ro)
m
.
Russian:
Люцифер
(ru)
(Ljucifér)
m
.
Spanish:
Lucifer
(es)
Turkish:
Lüsifır
(tr)
Venus, the morning star
Czech:
jitřenka
(cs)
f
.
Greek:
Αφροδίτη
(el)
f
.
Romanian:
luceafăr
m
.
,
luceafăr de dimineața
m
.
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Anagrams
ferulic
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