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luthern
[ loo-thern ]
noun
- a dormer window.
luthern
/ ˈluːθən /
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of luthern1
C17: probably from lucarne , perhaps influenced by Lutheran
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Example Sentences
I was on the top of the luthern window; and, so far as the inquisitors were concerned, I was safe.
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There was a luthern window in it, which opened upon the roof.
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Holding on with one hand at the side of the luthern window, I closed the lower sash, and dropped the upper one.
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About half way between the luthern window and the ridge-pole of the house there was a skylight.
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Wren had the advantage of St. Peter's to profit by, and abstained from inserting the "luthern" lights of the larger edifice.
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