Lucifer

lucifer Lúcifer lucífer Translingual + (crustacean) Proper noun 1 genus family Luciferidae certain prawns English thumb|G.H. Frezza, Lucifer, 1704 Etymology en ine-pro *lewk- *bʰer- From en enm Lucifer, from en la Lūcifer from la lūx light ferō bear, carry 1. Attested in Old English as Lūċifer. Replaced native calque ang lēohtberend lightbearer also from the same Latin source. Application of the name to Satan results from what is probably a misinterpretation of Isaiah 14:12 (whence also the corresponding sense of en morning star). Pronunciation en /ˈluːsɪfə/ RP en Lu ci fer en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Lucifer.wav Southern England en uːsɪfə(ɹ) 3 Proper noun en Q313 en literary The planet Venus as the daystar (the morning star). en Phosphorus<id:Q313> Eosphorus<id:Q313> en Vesper<id:Q313> Hesperus<id:Q313> evening star<id:Q313> Venus<id:Q313> en biblical The King of Babylon who was compared to the planet Venus in first the Wycliffe's Bible Wycliffe version then the King James Version of Isaiah 14:12; it is unclear whether this verse refers to a specific king or to a representation of the entire line of kings of Babylon. Satan, the Devil. en Thesaurus:Satan Derived terms en Lucifer hummingbird Lucifer sheartail Luciferian Luciferic Luciferism Luciferist Martin Lucifer Coon proud as Lucifer Translations figure mentioned in Isaiah 14:12 Albanian: sq Lucifer m indefinite, sq Luciferi m definite Arabic: ar شَيْخ النَّار m Armenian: hy Լուսաբեր, hy Լուցիֆեր Belarusian: be Люцыфе́р m, be Люцы́пар m Bulgarian: bg Лу́цифер m Catalan: ca Llucifer m Chinese: Cantonese: yue 路西法 lou6 sai1 faat3 Mandarin: cmn 路西法 Lùxīfǎ Czech: cs Lucifer m Danish: da Lucifer c Dutch: nl Lucifer m Estonian: et Lucifer Finnish: fi Kointähti French: fr Lucifer m Georgian: ka ლუციფერი German: de Luzifer m Gothic: got 𐌰𐌿𐌶𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌹𐌻 m Greek: el Εωσφόρος Ancient Greek: grc Ἑωσφόρος m Hebrew: he הֵילֵל בֶּן שַׁחַר helél ben shaḥár Hindi: hi लूसिफ़र m Icelandic: is Lúsífer m Italian: it Lucifero m Japanese: ja ルシファー Rushifā Korean: ko ^루시퍼 Latvian: lv Lucifers m Lithuanian: lt Liuciferis m Macedonian: mk Луцифер m Marathi: mr लुसिफर m Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Lucifer m Old English: ang lēohtberend m Persian: fa لوسیفر lusifar Polish: pl Lucyfer m Portuguese: pt Lúcifer m Romanian: ro Lucifer m Russian: ru Люцифе́р m Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Лу̀цифер m Latin: sh Lùcifer m Slovak: sk Lucifer m Slovene: sl Lucifer m Spanish: es Lucifer Swedish: sv Lucifer c Tagalog: tl Lusiper Thai: th ลูซิเฟอร์ Turkish: tr Lüsifır Ukrainian: uk Люцифе́р m Urdu: ur لوسیفر m lūsifar Venus, the morning star Armenian: hy Լուսաբեր, hy Լուսաստղ, hy Արուսյակ, hy Վեներա Belarusian: be дзянні́ца f, be зарані́ца f Bulgarian: bg Вене́ра f, bg зорни́ца f Czech: cs jitřenka f Finnish: fi kointähti, fi aamutähti German: de Luzifer m Gothic: got 𐌰𐌿𐌶𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌹𐌻 m Greek: el Αφροδίτη f Ancient Greek: grc Ἀφροδίτη f, grc Ἑωσφόρος m Hebrew: he הֵילֵל hēlēl Old English: ang ēarendel m Romanian: ro luceafăr m, ro luceafăr de dimineața m Russian: ru денни́ца f Spanish: es lucero m, es lucífero m Ukrainian: uk денни́ця f, uk зірни́ця f Venus morning star Further reading Anagrams en cefilru ferulic en Astronomy Christianity Czech Pronunciation Proper noun m-an en Lucifer supreme evil spirit cs Satan Belzebub Declension m.an.sg Further reading Dutch Etymology From nl dum Lucifer, from nl la Lūcifer. Pronunciation nl /ˈly.siˌfɛr/ nl Nl-Lucifer.ogg nl Lu ci fer Proper noun m en Lucifer mythological fallen angel See also nl lucifer French Etymology fr :lbor la:Lūcifer fr la Lūcifer. Pronunciation [e:e_] Proper noun m en Lucifer Latin Alternative forms la lūcifer letter case Etymology la lūcifer :cal grc:Φωσφόρος From la lūx -fer, la grc Φωσφόρος 1. Pronunciation Lūcifer yes Proper noun Lūcifer<2> la astronomy morning star, daystar, planet Venus la Biblical Lucifer la Greek mythology Lucifer, the fabled son of Aurora and Cephalus, and father of Ceyx la poetic day Declension Lūcifer<2> Descendants rup lutseafir ro Luceafăr es Luzbel 1 ca Llucifer lucífer 1 fr Lucifer 1 en luciferous Lucifer 1 it lucifero Lucifero 1 pl lucyfer Lucyfer lucyper Lucyper 1 pt lucífero Lúcifer 1 ro Lucifer 1 es lucífero Lucifer 1 de Luzifer Further reading Middle English Alternative forms enm Lucyfer Lucyfere Etymology From enm la Lūcifer. Pronunciation enm /ˈliu̯sifər/ enm Lu ci fer Proper noun Satan; the Devil; the supreme Christian figure of evil. The planet Venus as the daystar. Descendants en Lucifer sco Lucifer References Lūcifer n MED26286 2019-02-27 enm Astronomy Christianity Romanian Etymology ro la lucifer Lūcifer. See also the inherited doublet from the same source, 1 ro luceafăr. Proper noun m lui en Lucifer Serbo-Croatian Etymology sh la Lūcifer. Pronunciation Lùcifer sh Lu ci fer Proper noun Lùcifer m-an en Lucifer Declension Lucifer Lucifera Luciferu Lucifera Lucifere Luciferu Luciferom References e15hUBk%3D Spanish Etymology es :lbor la:Lūcifer es la Lūcifer. See also the doublet es lucífero Luzbel 1. Pronunciation Proper noun es proper noun en Lucifer