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Lucht
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lucht Luucht
German
Etymology
From de gml lucht, just a specification of the general sense of “air” in 1 de Luft—as became the primary meaning in en loft.
Pronunciation
de /lʊxt/ [lʊxt]
de 1
de ʊχt 1
Noun
f
de archaic Northern Germany garret
de Dachboden Söller
Declension
f
Further reading
de Rooms
Saterland Frisian
Etymology 1
From stq ofs liācht (perhaps influenced by gml lucht), both ultimately from stq gem-pro *leuhtą light.
Alternative forms
stq Ljoacht
Noun
stq noun n
light
Etymology 2
From stq gml lucht, from stq osx luft, from stq gem-pro *luftuz. More at en lift.
Noun
stq noun f
atmosphere
sky; the heavens
Related terms
stq Luft