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lucarne

lucarne noun: a dormer-window.

Noun

lucarne (plural lucarnes)

  1. A dormer-window.
  2. A window or opening in an industrial building that supports a hoist above doors on a lower floor.

Forms of lucarne

plurallucarnes

Origin of lucarne

Borrowed from French lucarne, from Germanic. See below.

Questions about lucarne

What does lucarne mean?
Lucarne means a dormer-window.
What part of speech is lucarne?
Lucarne is a noun.
What is the plural of lucarne?
The plural of lucarne is lucarnes.

Words near lucarne in the dictionary

  1. lucanthone
  2. Lucao
  3. Lucap
  4. Lucarelli
  5. Lucarellis
  6. lucarne
  7. lucarnes
  8. lucartamide
  9. Lucas
  10. Lucas County
  11. Lucas Heights

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