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Lucan
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lucan
English
Etymology 1
From en enm Lucan, from en la Lūcānus.
Proper noun
en Q188646 The Roman poet Marcus Annaeus Lucanus (39–65 ).
Translations
Roman poet Q188646
Arabic: ar لوكان m Lūkān
Basque: eu Lukano
Catalan: ca Lucà m
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 盧坎 Lúkǎn
French: fr Lucain m
German: de Lukan m, de Lucan m
Greek: el Λουκανός m
Hungarian: hu Lucanus
Italian: it Lucano m
Japanese: ja ルカヌス Rukanusu
Korean: ko 루카누스
Latin: la Lucanus m
Latvian: lv Lukāns m
Portuguese: pt Lucano m
Russian: ru Лука́н m
Spanish: es Lucano m
Etymology 2
+, Dublin
From en ga Leamhcán.
Pronunciation
en /luːkən/
Proper noun
en large village co/Dublin c/Ireland Irish grid ref O 0334.
Etymology 3
From en la:Lūcās<t:Luke> an.adj 7182184112
Adjective
en Lukan relating to Luke the Evangelist or to Luke–Acts.
References
Anagrams
en aclnu Canul uncal
German
Proper noun
m
de Lukan
Latin
Pronunciation
Lūcān
Proper noun
la proper noun form Lūcān
la Lūcās acc s